Biogas production modeling and simulation in low end conditions

Stanescu, Laura Alexandra; Robescu, Diana; Futselaar, Harry

doi:10.1109/ciem.2017.8120774

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“…A systematic literature review was performed to obtain the most relevant literature on modeling approaches for biogas production and its environmental impact, as shown in Figure 1. The method was adapted from [22,32,33] and is shown in Figure 2.…”

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Biogas Plants in Renewable Energy Systems—A Systematic Review of Modeling Approaches of Biogas Production

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Biogas production is a relevant component in renewable energy systems. The paper addresses modeling approaches from an energy system, as well as from a process optimization, point of view. Model approaches of biogas production show different levels of detail. They can be classified as white, gray, and black box, or bottom-up and top-down approaches. On the one hand, biogas modeling can supply dynamic information on the anaerobic digestion process, e.g., to predict biogas yields or to optimize the anaerobic digestion process. These models are characterized by a bottom-up approach with different levels of detail: the comprehensive ADM1 (white box), simplifications and abstractions of AD models (gray box), or highly simplified process descriptions (black box). On the other hand, biogas production is included in energy system models. These models usually supply aggregated information on regional biogas potentials and greenhouse gas emissions. They are characterized by a top-down approach with a low level of detail. Most energy system models reported in literature are based on black box approaches. Considering the strengths and weaknesses of the integration of detailed and deeply investigated process models in energy system models reveals the opportunity to develop dynamic and fluctuating business models of biogas usage.

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“…The different search topics generated only a small intersection but a broad impact on this specific search. [22,32,33].…”

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Assessment of Solid Waste Management and Decarbonization Strategies

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Global population growth, industrialization, and urbanization have led to a dramatic increase in solid waste (SW) generation, which is considered a main environmental pollutant via greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and soil and groundwater contamination. This creates serious problems for the region and the world at large. Currently, about 2 billion tons of SW are generated globally every year, of which 67% is processed by various treatment technologies, while 33% is freely released into the environment. Therefore, there is an urgent need to significantly reduce GHG emissions from global SW production for the maximization of climate benefits and to halt the continued rise in temperature. Fortunately, this can be attained with the use of existing SW processing methods and improved performance. Through a comprehensive literature review, this research evaluates the effectiveness of various SW approaches, including source reduction, recycling, and energy recovery. Additionally, this study examines the potential of emerging technologies and their integration and innovative solutions to enhance solid waste management (SWM) systems and promote decarbonization. The findings highlight the significant environmental and economic benefits of implementing integrated SWM strategies that prioritize waste prevention, material recovery, and energy generation from waste. Furthermore, this study emphasizes the importance of stakeholder engagement, policy interventions, and public awareness campaigns in fostering sustainable waste management practices. By adopting a holistic approach that considers the entire waste management lifecycle, this review provides valuable insights and recommendations for policymakers, waste management authorities, and communities to achieve sustainable waste management and contribute to global decarbonization efforts.

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Biogas production modeling and simulation in low end conditions

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Biogas Plants in Renewable Energy Systems—A Systematic Review of Modeling Approaches of Biogas Production

Biogas Plants in Renewable Energy Systems—A Systematic Review of Modeling Approaches of Biogas Production

Assessment of Solid Waste Management and Decarbonization Strategies

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