Titlebook: Methane Production from Agricultural and Domestic Wastes; P. N. Hobson,S. Bousfield,R. Summers Book 1981 Applied Science Publishers Ltd 19

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Book 1981e conversion of excreta and other organic effluents to a valuable gaseous fuel plus, in many cases, a useful sludge for fertiliser or feedstuffs. Dr Hobson and his colleagues have written a comprehensive text on the principles of microbiological processes and the biochemistry of anaerobic digestion,

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Types of Digesters: Theoretical Aspects and Modelling of Digester Systems and Deviations from Theorless, theory and modelling can have some place in digester design. The theories of bacterial growth and running of batch and continuous cultures may give some help in considering which of two systems to adopt or what basic design features are needed. These theories lead to what one might call ‘biological models’.

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Introduction,ies of the ancient East and the South and Central Americas were built with human or animal energy alone. But life with these energy sources was slow; a cathedral or a pyramid took years to build and generations passed as some great cities took shape.

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Types of Digesters Being Constructed and the Operation of Digesters,Some theoretical aspects of digester design were considered in the last chapter and in this chapter some more practical aspects of digesters which have been built will be considered. Detailed engineering design considerations cannot be discussed in a book such as this, but some general methods of construction will be outlined.