Effects of digestion temperatures and loading amounts on methane production from anaerobic digestion with crop residues

Joung Du Shin; Sang Won Park; Sun Il Lee; Hyunook Kim; Sang Ryong Lee; Myoung Suk Kim

doi:10.5714/CL.2015.16.4.265

Effects of digestion temperatures and loading amounts on methane production from anaerobic digestion with crop residues

Joung Du Shin
, Sang Won Park
, Sun Il Lee
, Hyunook Kim
, Sang Ryong Lee
, Myoung Suk Kim

Department of Biological and Environmental Science

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Abstract

Due limited natural resources and increased greenhouse gas emissions, substitution of fossil fuels with renewable bio-energy has been encouraged United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). According to the United Nations, by the year 2050, up to 77% of the world’s energy demand could be supplied by renewable energy sources [1]. However, because biomass has gained economic interest, further expansion of biogas production is increasingly dependent on the exploitation of new sources of biomass.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	265-269
Number of pages	5
Journal	Carbon Letters
Volume	16
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5714/CL.2015.16.4.265
State	Published - Oct 2015

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Cumulative methane yield
Gompertz equation
Methane production

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