作者: Sebastian Hupfauf , Pia Plattner , Andreas Otto Wagner , Rüdiger Kaufmann , Heribert Insam
DOI: 10.1016/J.BIORTECH.2018.08.106
关键词: Straw 、 Food science 、 Methanogenesis 、 Atmospheric temperature range 、 Manure 、 Anaerobic digestion 、 Proteobacteria 、 Chemistry 、 Biogas 、 Firmicutes
摘要: Abstract Throwing longstanding habits over the pile may be necessary to improve biogas production, in particular when it comes process temperature. Its effect on production was investigated with lab-scale reactors operated fed-batch mode (cattle slurry and maize straw) at 10–55 °C six months. Biochemical microbial changes were comprehensively investigated. Production highest most efficient 45 °C an average methane yield of 166 NL kg−1 VS, thus 12.8% 9.6% higher than 37 55 °C. Temperature significantly affected microbiota temperature provoked a shift from Bacteroidetes/Proteobacteria Firmicutes. A transition hydrogenotrophic acetoclastic methanogenesis observed 10 45 °C, while trend reversed The results contest textbook notion preferred temperatures for AD suggest reconsideration range around manure-based co-fermentation.