In order to enhance the biomethane production from corn stover
choosing effective pretreatment is one of the necessary steps before starting anaerobic digestion (AD). This study was aimed to analyze the effectiveness of freezing-thawing with ammonia pretreatment on substance degradation and AD performance of corn stover. Three ammonia concentrations (2%
4%
and 6%) with two different moisture contents (50% and 70%) were used to pretreat the corn stover at two temperatures (-20℃ and 20℃). The result showed that an optimum pretreatment condition for corn stover was at the temperature of -20℃
moisture content of 70% and ammonia concentration of 2%. Under the optimum pretreatment condition
the maximum biomethane yield reached 261 ml·(g VS)
-1
which was 41.08% higher than that of the untreated. Under different pretreatment conditions
the highest loss of lignin at -20℃ with 2% ammonia concentration was 63.36% compared with the untreated. The buffer capacity of AD system was also improved after the freezing-thawing with ammonia pretreatment. Therefore
the freezing-thawing with ammonia pretreatment can be used to improve AD performance for corn stover. T
his study provides further insight for exploring an efficient freezing-thawing with ammonia pretreatment strategy to enhance AD performance for the practical application.
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相关作者
Hairong Yuan
Ruolin Guan
Akiber Chufo Wachemo
Yatian Zhang
Xiaoyu Zuo
Xiujin Li
李秀金
郁亮
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Capital Aerospace Machinery Company
Department of Water Supply and Environmental Engineering, Arba Minch University, P. O. Box 21, Arba Minch
Centre for Resource and Environmental Research, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, No 15 Beisanhuan East Road, Chaoyang District
Center for Resources and Environmental Research, Beijing University of Chemical Technology
2 Beijing Municipal Environmental Monitoring Center