Method for increasing biogas yield through co-digestion of cow dung and pretreated corn stalks
A corn stalk and pretreatment technology, which is applied in the field of agricultural waste resource utilization, can solve the problems of long fermentation period, low methane content, low gas production efficiency, etc., and achieves increased methane content, increased fermentation concentration, and increased gas production. Effect
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[0041] A method for improving biogas production through joint digestion of cow dung and pretreated corn stalks, said method is realized according to the following steps:
[0042] Step 1, crushing the dried corn stalks to 1-3cm;
[0043] Step 2, under the conditions of 121 degrees and 142kPa, high-pressure treatment for 15 minutes;
[0044] Step 3. Soak the treated corn stalks in step 2 in a 7g·L-1NaOH solution in a water bath at 35°C, and remove the NaOH solution after soaking for 3 hours;
[0045] The corn stalks treated in step 4 and step 3 are soaked in biogas slurry for 2 days at 35°C (the natural temperature of the old biogas slurry) to obtain the pretreated corn stalks;
[0046]Step 5: Take about 5 g of 3 pretreated corn stalks by weighing, and measure the TS and VS (organic dry matter content) contents of the stalks with a high-temperature drying oven and a muffle furnace. Weigh 240g (calculated in TS) of pretreated corn stalks and 80g (calculated in TS) of cow dung, ...
Embodiment 2
[0049] A method for improving biogas production through joint digestion of cow dung and pretreated corn stalks, said method is realized according to the following steps:
[0050] Step 1, crushing the dried corn stalks to 1-3cm;
[0051] Step 2, under the conditions of 115 degrees and 150kPa, high-pressure treatment for 12 minutes;
[0052] Step 3. Soak the corn stalks treated in step 2 in 6g·L-1NaOH solution in a water bath at 32°C, and remove the NaOH solution after soaking for 2 hours;
[0053] Step 4, soaking the treated corn stalks in step 3 with biogas slurry for 3 days at 35°C (the natural temperature of the old biogas slurry) to obtain the pretreated corn stalks;
[0054] Step 5: Take about 5 g of 3 pretreated corn stalks by weighing, and measure the TS and VS (organic dry matter content) contents of the stalks with a high-temperature drying oven and a muffle furnace. Weigh 240g (calculated in TS) of pretreated corn stalks and 80g (calculated in TS) of cow dung, add 1...
Embodiment 3
[0057] A method for improving biogas production through joint digestion of cow dung and pretreated corn stalks, said method is realized according to the following steps:
[0058] Step 1, crushing the dried corn stalks to 1-3cm;
[0059] Step 2, under the conditions of 125 degrees and 155kPa, high-pressure treatment for 18 minutes;
[0060] Step 3. Soak the corn stalks treated in step 2 in 6g·L-1NaOH solution in a water bath at 32°C, and remove the NaOH solution after soaking for 2 hours;
[0061] Step 4, soaking the treated corn stalks in step 3 with biogas slurry for 3 days at 35°C (the natural temperature of the old biogas slurry) to obtain the pretreated corn stalks;
[0062] Step 5: Take about 5 g of 3 pretreated corn stalks by weighing, and measure the TS and VS (organic dry matter content) contents of the stalks with a high-temperature drying oven and a muffle furnace. Weigh 240g (calculated in TS) of pretreated corn stalks and 80g (calculated in TS) of cow dung, add 1...
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