Two-phase anaerobic digestion of cassava wastewater with addition of residual glycerol for hydrogen and methane production
Thompson Ricardo Weiser Meier,
Paulo André Cremonez,
Carlos de Jesus de Oliveira
et al.
Abstract:Biogas production through co-digestion of two or more waste products has garnered increasing attention from researchers seeking to optimize this process. Biogas and methane production increase with the addition of glycerol to agro-industrial wastes during anaerobic biodigestion. However, the utilization of a two-phase process focused on hydrogen production has not been widely explored. This work aims to evaluate two-phase anaerobic biodigestion of cassava wastewater by adding residual glycerol and swine wastew… Show more
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