Обоснование выбора анаэробного биореактора для очистки сточных вод предприятий первичного виноделия
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.26391Mots-clés :
виноделие, стоки, биогаз, метаногенез, биореакторRésumé
В работе рассмотрены вопросы анализа наиболее подходящей конструкции анаэробного биореактора для сбраживания сточных вод предприятий первичного виноделия. Дана сравнительная оценка существующих конструкций анаэробных биореакторов на основе следующих характеристик: нагрузка по органическому веществу, гидравлической время сбраживания субстрата, степень очистки, температура сбраживания, объем образованного биогаза и срок ожидаемой окупаемости.
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