Sentence examples for generation of methane from inspiring English sources
Thus a steady-state computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model capable of simulating biologically based generation of methane, ammonia, and heat and their transport within the domain was developed and validated.
The nature of landfills designed to reduce waste through generation of methane by anaerobic bacteria suggests the possibility that these systems might also serve as bioreactors for the production of methylated mercury compounds.
In the case of anaerobic reaction under methanogenic conditions, the model accounts for the generation of methane which leads to a further oxygen demand, due to methane oxidation, in the aerobic zone.
Three stages of reaction involved initial CO adsorption, followed by the appearance of a band ascribed to a reactive hydrocarbonaceous residue, and finally the slow generation of methane, adsorbed methoxy and ethoxy groups and a methylene-containing hydrocarbon product.
The increase of concentrations in "wet" sampling intervals can be explained by sub-surface accumulation of hydrocarbons caused by decreasing permeability of water-saturated soils, by the different solubilities of alkanes and alkenes in water as well as by recent generation of methane and alkenes.
Stone et al. [64] found that the generation of methane was inhibited by 27.8%% due to the presence of chlortetracycline.
Already, Shell, Statoil and PG&E are all conducting demonstration projects to test out the next-generation of methane sensors.
A comparison of the simulation results and experimental data from the published literature reveal that the new model can predict hydrogen generation from gasification of methane, Athabasca bitumen, and coke.
These calculations do not determine the time dependence of methane generation potential and the effect on the methane generation potential as more MSW is added to an operating landfill over its lifetime.
The rate of methane generation in all batch reactors was in the order: T1 (24.01) > T2 (15.13) > T3 (9.55).
Further, the potential impacts of heat exchange on rates of methane generation, hydraulic performance of landfill liners, and clogging of leachate collection systems are evaluated.
