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Integration of complete elemental mass-balanced stoichiometry and aqueous-phase chemistry for bioprocess modelling of liquid and solid waste treatment systems - part 3: Measuring the organics composition

Ekama, GA ; Brouckaert, CJ

Water S. A., 2022-01, Vol.48 (1), p.1-20 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Pretoria, South Africa: Water Research Commission

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Integration of complete elemental mass-balanced stoichiometry and aqueous-phase chemistry for bioprocess modelling of liquid and solid waste treatment systems - part 3: Measuring the organics composition
Autor: Ekama, GA ; Brouckaert, CJ
Assuntos: Anaerobic digestion ; Anaerobic treatment ; Biodegradability ; Biodegradation ; Biogas ; Biological treatment ; Biomass ; biomethane potential ; bioprocess modelling ; Bioreactors ; biosulphide potential ; Chemical oxygen demand ; Composition ; Digesters ; Dynamic models ; Fatty acids ; Food waste ; Influents ; Integrated modelling ; Liquid wastes ; Modelling ; Municipal solid waste ; Procedures ; Purification ; Reactors ; Sewage ; Sludge ; Solid waste treatment ; Solid wastes ; Stoichiometry ; Sulfate reduction ; Sulfates ; Sulfides ; Sulphate reduction ; Sulphides ; Test procedures ; Vapor phases ; Waste treatment ; Water Resources
É parte de: Water S. A., 2022-01, Vol.48 (1), p.1-20
Notas: Water SA (Online), Vol. 48, No. 1, Jan 2022, 1-20
Informit, Melbourne (Vic)
Descrição: Bioprocesses transform the components of the material entering single or multiple reactor systems from one kind to another without a change in total material exiting the system(s) in the solid, aqueous or gas phases. Provided that the correct measurements are made that can quantify the material content of the bioprocess products (outputs), the material content of the bioprocess reactants (inputs) can be determined from the bioprocess products via stoichiometry. Based on this principle of mass conservation, the augmented biomethane (AugBMP) and biosulphide (AugBSP) potential test procedures are proposed, which change the BMP from a stand-alone test to a bio-reactor on which a range of additional tests are made to determine the composition of biodegradable organics. The AugBSP, which is based on biological sulphate reduction, can replace the inaccurate gas measurements in the BMP with the more accurate aqueous sulphate and sulphide measurements. The suitability of these two procedures is evaluated from a theoretical and modelling perspective. The analytical tests required to determine the composition of influent organics, expressed as CxHyOzNaPbSc, are identified. Examples of the calculation procedure from the test results are given. It is concluded that the augmented BMP (AugBMP) and BSP (AugBSP) test procedures, supplemented by anaerobic digestion dynamic modelling, are as accurate as the analytical measurements for determining the composition of biodegradable organics, and also allow the hydrolysis rate of the biodegradable organics and the unbiodegradable fraction of the organics to be determined. Knowing these characteristics of organics fed to anaerobic digesters is important to predict the anaerobic digester performance and stability. TEST
Editor: Pretoria, South Africa: Water Research Commission
Idioma: Inglês;Português

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Integration of complete elemental mass-balanced stoichiometry and aqueous-phase chemistry for bioprocess modelling of liquid and solid waste treatment systems - part 3: Measuring the organics composition

Ekama, GA ; Brouckaert, CJ

Pretoria, South Africa: Water Research Commission

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