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Comparative study of the effect of ultrasonication on the anaerobic biodegradability of food waste in single and two-stage systems
Authors:Elbeshbishy Elsayed  Nakhla George
Institution:Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Western Ontario, London, Ont., Canada N6A 5B9
Abstract:Five different mesophilic systems were evaluated in this study for the anaerobic treatment of food waste. Systems A and B were one stage methane with unsonicated and sonicated feeds, respectively, while, systems C and D were two-stage hydrogen and methane with unsonicated and sonicated feeds, respectively. System E comprised a novel sonicated biological hydrogen reactor (SBHR) followed by methane reactor. The results showed that sonication inside the reactor in the first stage (system E) showed superior results compared to all other systems. Overall VSS removal efficiencies of 67%, 59%, 51%, 44%, and 36% were achieved in systems E, D, C, B, and A, respectively. Volumetric hydrogen production rates of 4.8, 3.3, and 2.6 L H2/Lreactor d were achieved in the SBHR, CSTR with and without sonicated feed, respectively, while, methane production rates of 1.6, 2.1, 2.3, 2.6, and 3.2 L CH4/Lreactor d were achieved in systems A-E, respectively.
Keywords:SBHR  sonicated biological hydrogen reactor  SSO  source separate organics  MSW  municipal solid waste  WAS  waste activated sludge  CSTR  continuously-stirred tank reactor  HRT  hydraulic retention time  SRTs  solids retention times  TSS  total suspended solids  VSS  volatile suspended solids  DOPF  Dufferin Organics Processing Facility  TS  total solids  VS  volatile solids  TCOD  total chemical oxygen demand  SCOD  soluble chemical oxygen demand  VFAs  volatile fatty acids  EPS  extracellular polymeric substances  DGGE  denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis  P-protein  particulate protein  B-protein  bound protein  S-protein  soluble protein  T-carbohydrate  total carbohydrate  S-carbohydrate  soluble carbohydrate
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