CHEMICAL PRETREATMENT OF CATTLE MANURE TO IMPROVE BIOGAS PRODUCTION

Great potential in gas production is found in raw materials of organic origin, such as manure, waste sludge, food residues and the like. In order to speed up the process of biogas production, that is, the first stage of hydrolysis, it is necessary to pre-process the substrate. In order to obtain the maximum amount of biogas, the anaerobic digestion process was carried out in mesophilic conditions for 37 days. For the purpose of examining the effects of pretreatment, the substrate was chemically treated withthe addition of dehydrated CaO in quantities of 0.75% and 1.5% in relation to the mass of the substrate. The results showed that by treating cattle manure with the addition of 0.75% CaO, higher daily production of biogas with a higher methane content is achieved.The total amount of biogas obtained with the addition of 0.75% CaO was 5247.21 ml, while the highest methane content was61.24%. KEYWORDS:anaerobic digestion; biogas; chemical pretreatment; cattle manure; biogas production; methane content.

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Technologica acta
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2025-05-02
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https://doi.org/10.51558/2232-7568.2024.17.2.23
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Biodiesel Production and Applications
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CHEMICAL PRETREATMENT OF CATTLE MANURE TO IMPROVE BIOGAS PRODUCTION

Mirnesa Zohorović, Vedran Stuhli, Ljilja Bojanović, Maida Smajlović et al.
Technologica acta
Biodiesel Production and Applications
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CHEMICAL PRETREATMENT OF CATTLE MANURE TO IMPROVE BIOGAS PRODUCTION

Mirnesa Zohorović, Vedran Stuhli, Ljilja Bojanović, Maida Smajlović, Amina Husić
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Great potential in gas production is found in raw materials of organic origin, such as manure, waste sludge, food residues and the like. In order to speed up the process of biogas production, that is, the first stage of hydrolysis, it is necessary to pre-process the substrate. In order to obtain the maximum amount of biogas, the anaerobic digestion process was carried out in mesophilic conditions for 37 days. For the purpose of examining the effects of pretreatment, the substrate was chemically treated withthe addition of dehydrated CaO in quantities of 0.75% and 1.5% in relation to the mass of the substrate. The results showed that by treating cattle manure with the addition of 0.75% CaO, higher daily production of biogas with a higher methane content is achieved.The total amount of biogas obtained with the addition of 0.75% CaO was 5247.21 ml, while the highest methane content was61.24%. KEYWORDS:anaerobic digestion; biogas; chemical pretreatment; cattle manure; biogas production; methane content.

Technologica actaVol. 17(2)
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