Mixed microbial-ensilage stabilizing pretreatment method for agricultural straw and surplus sludge
A technology for excess sludge and pretreatment, applied in biological sludge treatment, pyrolysis treatment sludge, biofuel, etc., can solve problems such as discarding in the field or burning on site, air pollution, and unreasonable utilization of straw
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Embodiment 1
[0015] 1) Weigh 1 kg of corn stalks crushed to a length of 20 mm, add 1000 g of hydrothermally treated sludge (solid content 10%), and anaerobically treat it for 28 days after adding microbial agents;
[0016] 2) The material after anaerobic treatment is put into a biogas fermentation tank for anaerobic digestion. The fermentation temperature is controlled at 45°C and the stirring rate is controlled at 150. After 30 days of fermentation, the average biogas production of 1kg of dry material is 0.455m 3 .
Embodiment 2
[0018] 1) Weigh 1 kg of corn stalks crushed to a length of 20 mm, add 1000 g of hydrothermally treated sludge (solid content 10%), and anaerobically treat it for 28 days after adding microbial agents;
[0019] 2) The material after anaerobic treatment is added to the fermenter for synchronous saccharification and fermentation of alcohol (10% solid content, the fermentation microorganism is Angel Alcohol Yeast). The highest alcohol concentration reaches 45g / L.
Embodiment 3
[0021] 1) Weigh 1 kg of corn stalks crushed to a length of 20 mm, add 1000 g of hydrothermally treated sludge (solid content 10%), and anaerobically treat it for 28 days after adding microbial agents;
[0022] 2) The material after anaerobic treatment is added to the fermenter for simultaneous saccharification and fermentation of lactic acid (15% solid content, and the fermentation microorganism is lactic acid bacteria). Reached 78g / L.
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