2023
DOI: 10.33795/distilat.v6i2.158
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Limbah Tapioka Untuk Produksi Biogas: Alternatif Pengolahan Dan Pengaruh Konsentrasi Substrat

Abstract: Limbah cair industri tepung tapioka mengandung bahan-bahan organik dengan kosentrasi yang tinggi yaitu COD sekitar 7.000-30.000 mg/L dan BOD sekitar 3000-6000 mg/L sehingga memiliki potensi untuk digunakan sebagai bahan baku pembuatan biogas. Dengan menggunakan fermentasi secara anaerobik di dalam reaktor (digester), limbah cair industri tapioka mengalami proses dekomposisi menjadi biogas oleh mikroorganisme anaerob. Beberapa teknologi pengolahan limbah cair tapioka menjadi biogas antara lain, digester sistem … Show more

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“…One study conducted in Indonesia focus on identify various raw materials used in biogas production. These materials include cow dung (Hariansyah, 2009), buffalo and horses (Umam, 2019), activated sludge, kitchen waste (Widyastuti & Mulyani, 2018), tapioca flour waste (Sensih & Prayitno, 2020), carp pond waste (Irawan & Khudori, 2015), quail feces (Sudarman, 2018), human feces (Arnando et al, 2015), and even waste water hyacinth (Darnegsih, 2016) have been explored for biogas production. In addition to the raw materials, other research in Indonesia has examined the effectiveness of using effective microorganisms-4 (EM-4) in biogas production (Tira & Umbara, 2018).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One study conducted in Indonesia focus on identify various raw materials used in biogas production. These materials include cow dung (Hariansyah, 2009), buffalo and horses (Umam, 2019), activated sludge, kitchen waste (Widyastuti & Mulyani, 2018), tapioca flour waste (Sensih & Prayitno, 2020), carp pond waste (Irawan & Khudori, 2015), quail feces (Sudarman, 2018), human feces (Arnando et al, 2015), and even waste water hyacinth (Darnegsih, 2016) have been explored for biogas production. In addition to the raw materials, other research in Indonesia has examined the effectiveness of using effective microorganisms-4 (EM-4) in biogas production (Tira & Umbara, 2018).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%