Semi-continuous anaerobic co-digestion of dairy manure, meat and bone meal and crude glycerol: Process performance and digestate valorization

Andriamanohiarisoamanana, Fetra J.; Saikawa, Aya; Kan, Takumi; Qi, Guangdou; Pan, Zhifei; Yamashiro, Takaki; Iwasaki, Masahiro; Ihara, Ikko; Nishida, Takehiro; Umetsu, Kazutaka

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2018.05.056

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“…Evaluating CM and meat and bone meal as co-digester, Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al (2017) found CBY of approximately 0.5 L of biogas per g SV for 90% CM and 10% meat and bone meal. Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al (2018) obtained CBY of 0.59 L gVSadded -1 50:37:13 CM: meat and bone meal:crude glycerol. Quadros et al (2010), for an average biogas production of 0.003 m 3 kg -1 from the co-digestion process between goat and sheep waste, converted into electricity would result in 505 kWh month -1 .…”

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“…Larger CM ratio in AcoD process causing higher CBY were reported by Paes et al (2018) when studying CM and SS as co digester and Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al (2017) forAcoD to CM and meat, and bone meal. This behavior may be attached to the fact that the CM has microbial community diversity and high moisture content, organic matter content and biodegradability (Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2017;Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2018). According to Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al (2017), Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al (2018) and McVoitte & Clark (2019), although the CBY obtained from dairy cattle manure in AmD process is lower than that of other substrate, due to its microbial and physico-chemical characteristics is widely used as co-digester.…”

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“…The intense modernization process in the agriculture and livestock industry leads to an increase in energy demand. Therefore the search for alternative, additional energy sources to reduce the production costs stimulates the development of technological solutions to replace fossil fuel for clean and renewable energy technologies (Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2018;Guimarães et al, 2018;Arango-Osório et al, 2019;Clercq et al, 2019).…”

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“…Biogas plants have been highlighted as an alternative to solve the energy supply associated with waste management since it enables to treat different kinds of biomass from rural, industrial and urban waste for parallel electricity and heat generation (Bloch-Michalik & Gaworski, 2016;Roubík & Mazancová, 2016;Dubrovskis & Plume, 2017;Guimarães et al, 2018;Krištof & Gaduš, 2018;Donoso-Bravo et al, 2019;Neba et al, 2020). In terms of rural waste, long initial start-up phases biogas production, low methane yield, and reactor efficiency that are typical for anaerobic mono-digestion (AmD) of cattle manure (Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2017;Matos et al, 2017;Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2018;McVoitte & Clark, 2019) can lead to economic losses. In this sense, anaerobic codigestion (AcoD) process (simultaneous digestion multiple biodegradable substrate), is a promising alternative to solve problems related to AmD and to improve the economic viability of anaerobic digestion (AD) plants (Mehryar et al, 2017;Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2017;Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2018;Krištof & Gaduš, 2018;Clercq et al, 2019;Sarpong et al, 2019;González et al, 2020).…”

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“…However, it is important to choose the ideal proportion of the mixture to favor synergism, to dilute inhibitory and toxic compounds, to optimize biogas and methane production and to promote product quality and digestion stability (Mata-Álvarez et al, 2014;Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2017;Adriamanohiarisoamanana et al, 2018;Panigrahi & Dubey, 2019). Therefore, maintaining adequate amounts of micronutrients and water in the influents submitted to AcoD are essential requirements for the microorganisms involved in the fermentation process within the biodigesters.…”

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Renewable electricity generation from biogas of anaerobic co-digestion of sludge, cattle manure and water

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Santos

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This study reported the viability of energy supply from the energetic conversion of biogas generated by the anaerobic co-digestion in biodigester of rural properties with different sizes of the herd. Indian model benchtop biodigesters were filled with sewage sludge (SS), cattle manure (CM) and deionized water (DW). The energy conversion calculation was based on the cumulative biogas yield (CBY), amount of cattle manure and one cubic meter equivalence of gas with electricity. In the SS co-digestion biogas production was accelerated and 25:50:25 SS:CM:DW presented higher cumulative production. Experimental data on the cumulative production of this ratio fitted to the exponential model, in which 28.15 L were obtained. The efficiency of anaerobic co-digestion of SS and CM was proved with a higher cumulative biogas production than in the single substrate digestion of SS and the single substrate digestion of CM. High immediate production was only observed with SS. There was a long lag-phase for digestion of only CM. An intermediate production profile to the previous ones was noticed when balancing the three co-digesters. The CBY was 16.56 L kg-1 , 0.48 L gTSadded-1 and 0.59 L gVSadded-1 to 25:50:25 SS:CM:DW. The implement of biodigesters in rural properties for electricity generation provided monthly 2600 kWh and economy of US$ 7669.19. It was concluded that the implantation of biodigesters with 25:50:25 SS:CM:DW to produce electric energy from biogas allows energy self-sufficiency of the property, enabling the sustainable development of the activity through the proper disposal of waste and economic gains to the producer.

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Renewable electricity generation from biogas of anaerobic co-digestion of sludge, cattle manure and water

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Life Cycle Assessment of Struvite Precipitation from Anaerobically Digested Dairy Manure: A Wisconsin Perspective

Temizel-Sekeryan

Hicks

2020

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Recovering valuable nutrients (e.g., P and N) from waste materials has been extensively investigated at the laboratory scale. Although it has been shown that struvite precipitation from several manure sources contributes to nutrient management practices by recovering valuable nutrients and preventing them from reaching water bodies, it has not been widely applied in commercial (i.e., farm) scales. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the potential environmental impacts of the struvite recovery process from the liquid portion of the anaerobically digested dairy cow manure generated in Wisconsin, USA, dairy farms using life cycle assessment methodology for both bench-and farm-scale scenarios. The struvite precipitation process involves the use of additional chemicals and energy; therefore, investigating upstream impacts is crucial to evaluate the environmental costs and benefits of this additional treatment process. Results indicate that up to a 78% impact decrease in eutrophication potential can be achieved when P and N are recovered in the form of struvite and are applied in lieu of conventional fertilizers, rather than using the liquid portion of the anaerobically digested dairy manure as a fertilizer. Additionally, significant differences are identified in the majority of environmental impact categories when the struvite precipitation process is modeled and evaluated in a farm-scale setting. Future work should expand to evaluate the overall environmental impacts and trade-offs of struvite recovery application, including the anaerobic digestion system itself at the farm scale.

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The Staged Combustion of Meat-and-Bone Meal: The Characteristics of Conversion Sub-processes and Large-Scale Process Outputs

Kantorek¹,

Jesionek

Polesek-Karczewska

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Semi-continuous anaerobic co-digestion of dairy manure, meat and bone meal and crude glycerol: Process performance and digestate valorization

Cited by 48 publications

References 46 publications

Renewable electricity generation from biogas of anaerobic co-digestion of sludge, cattle manure and water

Renewable electricity generation from biogas of anaerobic co-digestion of sludge, cattle manure and water

Life Cycle Assessment of Struvite Precipitation from Anaerobically Digested Dairy Manure: A Wisconsin Perspective

The Staged Combustion of Meat-and-Bone Meal: The Characteristics of Conversion Sub-processes and Large-Scale Process Outputs

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