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Kinetics of methane production and hydrolysis in anaerobic digestion of corn stover

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  • Li, Dong
  • Huang, Xianbo
  • Wang, Qingjing
  • Yuan, Yuexiang
  • Yan, Zhiying
  • Li, Zhidong
  • Huang, Yajun
  • Liu, Xiaofeng

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In order to develop a time-saving method for determination of ultimate methane production, obtain the hydrolysis kinetic constant, and identify a determination method for the nonbiodegradable organic fraction of substrate (VSNB) of green and air-dried corn stover, the kinetics of methane production and hydrolysis were studied using batch tests. The results showed that the conventional first-order hydrolysis kinetic model was not suitable for describing the entire hydrolysis process of corn stover, because there were two first-order decay periods for hydrolysis of corn stover. The hydrolysis kinetic constants kH,1 and kH,2 of the first and second periods were 0.1701 and 0.0415 1/d for green stover and 0.1052 and 0.0360 1/d for air-dried stover. The value of VSNB could be obtained by the graphical method rather than by the hydrolysis kinetic model. The obtained VSNB contents were 12.9% and 24.7% of VS (volatile solid) for green and air-dried stover, respectively. The ultimate methane production and corresponding digestion time could be understood through the methane production kinetic model by digestion experiments within a short time. The ultimate methane productions were 347.1 and 319.4 mL/g based on VS and the corresponding digestion times were 69.2 and 182.3 days for green and air-dried stover, respectively.

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  • Li, Dong & Huang, Xianbo & Wang, Qingjing & Yuan, Yuexiang & Yan, Zhiying & Li, Zhidong & Huang, Yajun & Liu, Xiaofeng, 2016. "Kinetics of methane production and hydrolysis in anaerobic digestion of corn stover," Energy, Elsevier, vol. 102(C), pages 1-9.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:energy:v:102:y:2016:i:c:p:1-9
    DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2016.02.074
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