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Title: Optimization of organic loading rate for different fruit wastes during biomethanization
Authors: Kirtane, R D
Suryawanshi, P C
Patil, M R
Chaudhari, A B
Kothari, R M
Keywords: Biogas;Biomethanization;Bioreactor efficiency;Fruit wastes;Organic loading rate;Methane
Issue Date: Mar-2009
Publisher: CSIR
Abstract: Anaerobic microbial digestibility of three substrates [pomegranate shells (PS), mango peels and kernel (MPK) and banana peels (BP)] has been evaluated as a function of organic loading rate and conversion to methane. A direct correlation appears between C:N ratio and % lignin, and C:N ratio and % digestibility, placing BP topmost, MPK in middle and PS at the end. Accordingly, optimized organic loading rate (OLR) is: PS, 1.5; MPK, 3.5; and BP, 3.5 kg VS/day/m³.
Page(s): 252-255
ISSN: 0022-4456
Appears in Collections:JSIR Vol.68(03) [March 2009]

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