Sentence examples for digester management from inspiring English sources
Because of changes in user behavior along the monitoring period and particular characteristics of the digesters monitored, 5 complete patterns of biogas production and digester management were established.
The technical evaluation shows how the digester management seems to have a seasonal performance throughout the year according to the agricultural calendar.
Careful selection of imported co-digestates and management of digester effluent is required to manage salt and nutrient mass loadings and reduce groundwater impacts.
Bench and pilot plant studies concerned wastewater treatment plants, anaerobic digesters, manure management, industrial manufacturing, and animal rearing operations.
Wastewater treatment plants in many countries use anaerobic digesters for biosolids management and biogas generation.
Recent studies of high-ammonia digesters dominated, or indicatively dominated, by SAO have identified two operation management strategies with positive impacts on digester performance.
Within this context, application of pre-treatment of digester substrate has potential for improved waste management and enhanced biogas production.
Samples (20 mL) were withdrawn from each digester after operation at approximately 3 HRT under different management conditions and stored at −20°C.
The project also included an analysis of the effects of intercrops on ground water, soil, nutrient management, as well as laboratory-scale biogas digester experiments for the estimation of the biogas potential of intercrops.
The most expensive processing section is decarbonization; the most expensive equipment is anaerobic digester; the most power-consuming processing section is digestion, followed by decarbonization and waste management.
This study investigated the effect of changes in organic loading rate (OLR) and feedstock on the volatile fatty acids (VFAs) production and their potential use as a bioengineering management tool to improve stability of anaerobic digesters.
