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Table 37. Potential Methane Production from Commercial U.S. Anaerobic Digestion Systems... Table 37. Potential Methane Production from Commercial U.S. Anaerobic Digestion Systems...
Then the activation energy for methane production from Cads is the overall activation energy for the hydrogenation of Cads to CH4, and Eq. (1.5) gives the rate of methane production ... [Pg.9]

W. M. Harms and E. Scott. Method for stimulating methane production from coal seams. Patent US 5249627,1993. [Pg.401]

K. H. Nimerick and J. J. Hinkel. Enhanced methane production from coal seams by dewatering. Patent EP 444760,1991. [Pg.441]

Wang Z, DeLaune RD, Lindau CW, Patrick WH. Methane production from anaerobic soil amended with rice straw and nitrogen fertilisers. Fert. Res. 1992 33 115-121. [Pg.206]

Factors affecting methane production from manure... [Pg.251]

Bhatta R, Enishi O, Kurihara M. Measurement of methane production from rumi-nants-a review. Asian Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences. 2006a 20 1305-1318. [Pg.256]

Ellis JL, Kebreab E, Odongo NE, McBride BW, Okine EK, France J. Prediction of methane production from dairy and beef cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 2007 90 3456-3467. [Pg.259]

Bugante, E.C. et al, Methane production from hydrogen and carbon dioxide and monoxide in a column bioreactor of thermophilic methanogens by gas recirculation, /. Perm. Bioeng., 67(6), 419,1989. [Pg.598]

Mavor, M.J., Gunter, W.D., Robinson, J.R., Law, D.H-S, Gale, J. 2002. Testing for C02 sequestration and enhanced methane production from coal. Paper SPE 75683, presented at SPE Gas Technology Symposium, Calgary, Alberta. [Pg.149]

Fig. 10. Methane production from ethane hydro-genolysis over Ni(100) and Ni(l 11) catalysts at total reactant pressures of 100 torr. H2/C2H -100. (From R. 107.)... Fig. 10. Methane production from ethane hydro-genolysis over Ni(100) and Ni(l 11) catalysts at total reactant pressures of 100 torr. H2/C2H -100. (From R. 107.)...
Lapp, H. M. and L. C. Buchanan. Agriculture Canada, Ottawa (1978). A Travel Report on a Study of Methane Production From Animal Manure in the Midwestern United States. 44 p. [Pg.119]

Methane Production From Animal Wastes II - Process Stability. [Pg.119]

Experiments, both in the field and laboratory, are very expensive. Models of methane production from hydrate can save substantial expense of time, effort, and capital. This section of Chapter 7 gives guidelines from the models for hydrate dissociation. [Pg.583]

In the mid-term, sequestration pilot testing will develop options for direct and indirect sequestration. The direct options involve the capture of C02 at the power plant before it enters the atmosphere coupled with "value-added" sequestration, such as using COz in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) operation and in methane production from deep unmineable coal seams. "Indirect" sequestration involves research on means of integrating fossil fuel production and use with terrestrial sequestration and enhanced ocean storage of carbon. [Pg.257]

FIGURE 7.2 Stages in biogas and methane production from Jerusalem artichoke. [Pg.138]

Gritzali, M., Shiralipour, A., and Brown, R.D., Jr., Cellulase enzymes for enhancement of methane production from biomass, in Methane from Biomass A Systems Approach, Smith, W.H. and Frank, J.R., Eds., Elsevier Applied Science, London, 1988, pp. 367-383. [Pg.144]

Methanol and methane production from C02 was observed when aqueous suspension of ZnO was irradiated with visible light [89], Experiments with ZnS carried out by Yoneyama et al. [90,91] or recently by Martin et al. [92] showed high efficiencies in carbon dioxide reduction to formate. [Pg.365]

PREDICTING METHANE PRODUCTION FROM AN ANAEROBIC REACTOR 16.29... [Pg.519]

Figure 4 The and 8 H isotopic values for methane gas found dissolved in saline groundwaters from several sites on the Canadian and Fennoscandian Shields (samples for each area are circled). These are compared to the bacterial and thermogenic ranges of Schoell (1988). and Bp are the ranges as outlined by the boxes of bacterial methane production from CO2 reduction and acetate fermentation, respectively (Collar et al. 1993b) (reproduced by permission of Elsevier from Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta, 1993, 57, 5087-5097). Figure 4 The and 8 H isotopic values for methane gas found dissolved in saline groundwaters from several sites on the Canadian and Fennoscandian Shields (samples for each area are circled). These are compared to the bacterial and thermogenic ranges of Schoell (1988). and Bp are the ranges as outlined by the boxes of bacterial methane production from CO2 reduction and acetate fermentation, respectively (Collar et al. 1993b) (reproduced by permission of Elsevier from Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta, 1993, 57, 5087-5097).
Ayers W. B. (2000) Methane production from thermally immature coal, Fort Union Formation, Powder River Basin. Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Ann. Meet. Exp. Abstr. 2000, 8. [Pg.3681]

Banik S., Sen M., and Sen S. P. (1996) Effects of inorganic fertilizers and micronutrients on methane production from wetland rice Oryza sativa L.). Biol. Fertility Soils 21, 319-322. [Pg.4258]

Crill P. M. and Martens C. S. (1986) Methane production from bicarbonate and acetate in an anoxic marine sediment. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 50, 2089-2097. [Pg.4262]

Schultz S., Matsuyama H., and Conrad R. (1997) Temperature dependence of methane production from different precursors in a profundal sediment (Lake Constance). FEMS Microbiol. Ecol. 22, 207-213. [Pg.4281]

Bechamp (15) in 1867 was the first to describe methane production from a simple fermentation product, ethanol, and to attribute it to a microbial fermentation. The second product he found to be formed from ethanol was caproate, now known to be produced by Clostridium kluyveri (4). Thus, carbon-carbon bonds are not only destroyed early in the fermentation chain, they can also be reductively synthesized if the reaction is paired with the energy yielding oxidation of another substrate (c/. initial fermentations of acetate and ethanol and also of H2, Figure 1). Several successive fermentations may then be required to convert these products to methane and CO2. [Pg.3]

Figure 5. Effect of sodium salts on methane production from... Figure 5. Effect of sodium salts on methane production from...

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