Role of Microbial and Organic Amendments for the Enrichment of Methane Production in Bioreactor
Studies were carried out on lab-scale levels for biogas production using two different wastewaters, that is, herbal pharmaceutical wastewater and food processing wastewater. A total of eight methane bacteria were isolated from cattle dung and mass culturing was carried out to study their feasibility...
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| Language: | English |
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2022
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