HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Admin from the Cranfield University, Bedford , AL, UK have published the paper: Cou2010Digestion of Sewage Sludge and Wastes: and Inhibitory Effects of Individual Constituents, in the : Processes 2023, 11, 519. of /2023/
- how: The composition of 160 TWs was evaluated and the constituents with potential to cause inhibition or toxicity were tested in biou2010methane potential (BMP) tests.
SUMMARY
Sewage sludge is widely recognised as a valuable resource because of its potential to generate renewable energy and organic fertiliser when treated by anaerobic digestion (AD), with additional benefits of reducing its . . .
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