30Jan 2017

BIOMETHANIZATION OF OLIVE MILL SOLID WASTE WITH TURKEY MANURE AT MESOPHILIC CONDITIONS

  • Department of Biology & Biotechnology, The Islamic University-Gaza.
  • College of Intermediate Studies, Al-Azhar University-Gaza.
  • Agriculture Department, Al-Azhar University-Gaza.
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¬Biomethanization or biogas production from olive mill solid waste (OMSW) attempted by co-digestion with Turkey manure at mesophilic conditions. A series of laboratory experiments were performed in anaerobic batch operating reactors, fed with mixtures of OMSW and Turkey manure at various concentrations. Anaerobic co-digestion is well-established process for treating solid organic wastes evaluated for biogas (methane) production. The biogas production and some biochemical parameters of anaerobic digestion at 30°C for 40 days were studied as affected by two factors: (a) The type of the animal waste. (b) The ratio of animal waste to OMSW that constitute four levels (100:0 for P1; 80:20 for P2; 60:40 for P3 and 40:60 for P4) of 8%total solid. The total volume of biogas production at P1 was (6247ml), P2 (4316ml), P3 (1847ml) & P4 (1613ml).The results indicated that there was a gradual decrease in total gas production in the digester by increasing the OMSW ratio, and the highest production was in the first week of the experiments in all digesters.

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[Tarek A. El-bashiti, Mohamed M. Jouda and Mahmoud Alajouz. (2017); BIOMETHANIZATION OF OLIVE MILL SOLID WASTE WITH TURKEY MANURE AT MESOPHILIC CONDITIONS Int. J. of Adv. Res. 5 (Jan). 1971-1976] (ISSN 2320-5407). www.journalijar.com

Tarek El-Bashiti
The Islamic University-Gaza

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Article DOI: 10.21474/IJAR01/2967      
DOI URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/2967

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