The results of bench scale experiments on the effect of ammonia during anaerobic fermentation of cattle manure at thermophilic (55 degrees C) and mesophilic temperature (35 degrees C) are presented. The impact of different concentration of dry manure (22.11, 16, 10 and 5%), within defined fermentation time of 50 days has been investigated. As an inoculum, the mesophilic anaerobic sludged was used. The obtained results indicated that the process of fermentation was not inhibited by ammonia. Taking into consideration that for batch experiments the mesophilic sludge was used, it can be assumed that at thermophilic temperature the activity of methanogenic bacteria was effected by slow adaption of inoculum on thermophilic conditions.
Journal of Environmental Protection and Ecology, 2012, 13, 1, 211-218
Funding / projects:
the contribution made by R. L. CHASE of the Brookhaven National Laboratory and E. MEYER and J. IVEs of the Montreal Neurological Institute and that of many others at Brookhaven and McGill, all of which was invaluable in the development of this technique.
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