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Anaerobic digestion of pig manure with different agro-industrial wastes
M. H. Wong
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, Y. H. Cheung
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Department of Biology
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Pig Manure
100%
Anaerobic Digestion
100%
Agro-industrial Waste
100%
Sawdust
71%
Cardboard
42%
Cane
42%
Organic Matter
14%
Methane
14%
Manure
14%
Sand
14%
Digestion
14%
Biogas
14%
Ryegrass
14%
Lolium Perenne
14%
Carbon Source
14%
High Crop Yield
14%
Chemical Oxygen Demand
14%
Fertilizer Value
14%
Batch Anaerobic Digestion
14%
Total Solids
14%
Waste Cardboard
14%
Volatile Matter
14%
Volatile Chemicals
14%
Gasses
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Pig Manure
100%
Industrial Waste
100%
Anaerobic Digestion
100%
Saccharum officinarum
42%
Cardboard
42%
Lolium
14%
Lolium perenne
14%
Methane
14%
Chemical Oxygen Demand
14%
Biogas
14%
Chemical Engineering
Biogas
100%
Chemical Oxygen Demand
100%
Anaerobic Digestion
100%
Batch Anaerobic Digestion
100%
Immunology and Microbiology
Anaerobic Digestion
100%
Saccharum officinarum
100%
Lolium
33%
Chemical Oxygen Demand
33%
Perennial ryegrass
33%
Food Science
Total Solids
100%