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    • تاریخ ارائه: 1392/07/24
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     rapeseed meal is a solid by-product obtained from rapeseed after oil extraction. this contribution summarises experiences from batch experiments as well as the long-term processing of this substrate in a laboratory stirred anaerobic reactor (continuous stirred-tank reactor). on the basis of the batch tests of hydrolysis, acidogenesis, and methanogenic activity, it was concluded that the anaerobic degradation of rapeseed meal can be performed using a one-step system and it is not necessary to include a hydrolytic-acidogenic step prior to the methanogenic step. although the methanogenic potential of rapeseed meal appears to be very promising, the long-term processing as a single substrate led to serious problems arising from the inhibitory effects. it was, therefore, co-fermented with crude glycerol from biodiesel production. from the long-term operation of the laboratory model, it may be stated that, due to the co-fermentation of by-products from biodiesel production, the individual inhibition effects can be suppressed to a large extent and biogas production can be stabilised. the maximum organic loading rate in the continuous stirred reactor achieved 2.42 kg m−3 d−1 of volatile solids (15 g of rapeseed meal and 20 ml of gas-phase), which was 3.13 kg m−3 d−1 of chemical oxygen demand.

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