Conversion of municipal solid waste to carboxylic acids by anaerobic countercurrent fermentation /
Waste biomass was anaerobically converted to carboxylate salts by using a mixed culture of mesophilic acid forming microorganisms. Municipal solid waste (MSW), paper, sewage sludge (SS), and biosludge were used as substrates. MSW and paper serve as the carbohydrates source, whereas sewage sludge and...
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2002 Dissertation A35 |
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