Hasil untuk "Municipal refuse. Solid wastes"

Elaine Gabutin-Mission, Denvert C. Pangayao, Rugi Vicente C. Rubi et al.

Babafemi J. Laoye, Peter T. Olagbemideu, Tolulope A. Ogunnusi et al.

Xingwei Zhu, Guozhu Yang

Hwansoo Jung, Divine Damertey Sewu, Godfred Ohemeng-Boahen et al.

Tosin Onabanjo Somorin, Sola Adesola, Aisha Kolawole

Surendra Suthar, Kapil Kumar, Pravin K. Mutiyar

X. Gómez, M.J. Cuetos, J. Cara et al.

Gordon C.C. Yang, Shiuann-Yih Chen

M.M. El-Halwagi, S.R. Tewfik, M.H. Sorour et al.

Radia Khatib, Naseem F. Usmani, S.Shahid Husain

Wael A. Salah, Mai Abuhelwa, Abdelrahim Abusafa et al.

Renjith Krishnan, Lalhmingsanga Hauchhum, Rajat Gupta et al.

C. S. Psomopoulos, I. Limperis, K. Kalkanis

Gopinath Halder, Soumya Banerjee

Elisangela Martins Leal, Maycon Xavier da Fonseca

P. Battistoni, G. Fava, C. Stanzini et al.

The rheology of pre-composted and fresh organic fractions of municipal solid wastes (OFMSW) anaerobically digested in thermophilic range of temperature and different operative conditions is presented. Rheological properties are strongly influenced by feed characteristics and the biodEgradation achieved. The metabolization of complex substrates has been invoked to explain different behaviours. A semiempirical model of plastic viscosity with total volatile solids, organic loading rate removed and specific gas production before feeding is proposed. The fluid behaviour of OFMSW sludges where complex substrates exert a determinant role, is outlined by thixotropy and temperature effect.

J. L. Hanson, N. Yesiller, K. A. Howard et al.

E. Rolle, M. R. Boni, G. Carucci

W.F. Morris, F.B. Stephens