Authors
Wei Zheng, Khamphe Phoungthong, Fan Lü, Li-Ming Shao, Pin-Jing He
Publication date
2013/12/1
Journal
Waste management
Volume
33
Issue
12
Pages
2632-2640
Publisher
Pergamon
Description
We studied the biochemical and anaerobic degradation characteristics of 29 types of materials to evaluate the effects of a physical composition classification method for degradable solid waste on the computation of anaerobic degradation parameters, including the methane yield potential (L0), anaerobic decay rate (k), and carbon sequestration factor (CSF). Biochemical methane potential tests were conducted to determine the anaerobic degradation parameters of each material. The results indicated that the anaerobic degradation parameters of nut waste were quite different from those of other food waste and nut waste was classified separately. Paper was subdivided into two categories according to its lignin content: degradable paper with lignin content of <0.05 g g VS−1, and refractory paper with lignin content >0.15 g g VS−1. The L0, k, and CSF parameters of leaves, a type of garden waste, were similar to those …
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