Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate

Three methanogenic biofilm bioreactors were studied to evaluate the performance of three types of carriers. The carrier material were consisted of sisal fibre waste, pumice stone and porous glass beads, and the bioprocess evaluated was the methanogenesis anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leach...

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Autores principales: Mshandete,Anthony Manoni, Björnsson,Lovisa, Kivaisi,Amelia Kajumulo, Rubindamayugi,Mugassa Steven Thomas, Mattiasson,Bo
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Publicado: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso 2008
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-345820080001000092008-10-28Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachateMshandete,Anthony ManoniBjörnsson,LovisaKivaisi,Amelia KajumuloRubindamayugi,Mugassa Steven ThomasMattiasson,Bo biogas methanogenesis packed-bed bioreactors packing media Three methanogenic biofilm bioreactors were studied to evaluate the performance of three types of carriers. The carrier material were consisted of sisal fibre waste, pumice stone and porous glass beads, and the bioprocess evaluated was the methanogenesis anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate. Process performance was investigated by increasing the organic loading rate (OLR) step-wise. The best results were obtained from the bioreactor packed with sisal fibre waste. It had the highest chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal efficiencies in the range of 80-93% at OLRs in the range of 2.4-25 g COD L-1d-1. The degradation pattern of volatile fatty acids (VFAs) showed that the degradation of propionate was limiting at higher OLRs. The stable pH and higher partial alkalinity (PA) of the outflow illustrated that packed-bed bioreactors have a good ability to withstand the variations in load and volatile fatty acid concentrations that can occur in a two-stage anaerobic process. In conclusion, sisal fibre waste was shown to be a novel promising biofilm carrier and would work very well in methanogenic biofilm bioreactors treating sisal leaf tissue waste leachate. Furthermore both sisal wastes are available in the neighbourhood of sisal industries, which makes anaerobic digestion scale up at sisal factory level feasible and cost-effective.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessPontificia Universidad Católica de ValparaísoElectronic Journal of Biotechnology v.11 n.1 20082008-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-34582008000100009en10.4067/S0717-34582008000100009
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic biogas
methanogenesis
packed-bed bioreactors
packing media
spellingShingle biogas
methanogenesis
packed-bed bioreactors
packing media
Mshandete,Anthony Manoni
Björnsson,Lovisa
Kivaisi,Amelia Kajumulo
Rubindamayugi,Mugassa Steven Thomas
Mattiasson,Bo
Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
description Three methanogenic biofilm bioreactors were studied to evaluate the performance of three types of carriers. The carrier material were consisted of sisal fibre waste, pumice stone and porous glass beads, and the bioprocess evaluated was the methanogenesis anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate. Process performance was investigated by increasing the organic loading rate (OLR) step-wise. The best results were obtained from the bioreactor packed with sisal fibre waste. It had the highest chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal efficiencies in the range of 80-93% at OLRs in the range of 2.4-25 g COD L-1d-1. The degradation pattern of volatile fatty acids (VFAs) showed that the degradation of propionate was limiting at higher OLRs. The stable pH and higher partial alkalinity (PA) of the outflow illustrated that packed-bed bioreactors have a good ability to withstand the variations in load and volatile fatty acid concentrations that can occur in a two-stage anaerobic process. In conclusion, sisal fibre waste was shown to be a novel promising biofilm carrier and would work very well in methanogenic biofilm bioreactors treating sisal leaf tissue waste leachate. Furthermore both sisal wastes are available in the neighbourhood of sisal industries, which makes anaerobic digestion scale up at sisal factory level feasible and cost-effective.
author Mshandete,Anthony Manoni
Björnsson,Lovisa
Kivaisi,Amelia Kajumulo
Rubindamayugi,Mugassa Steven Thomas
Mattiasson,Bo
author_facet Mshandete,Anthony Manoni
Björnsson,Lovisa
Kivaisi,Amelia Kajumulo
Rubindamayugi,Mugassa Steven Thomas
Mattiasson,Bo
author_sort Mshandete,Anthony Manoni
title Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
title_short Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
title_full Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
title_fullStr Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
title_full_unstemmed Performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
title_sort performance of biofilm carriers in anaerobic digestion of sisal leaf waste leachate
publisher Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
publishDate 2008
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