Approach for biogas generation
AssigneeSixring Inc.
InventorsCorynne O'Farrell, Julie Greer, Alexandra Ostaszewski, Markus Weissenberger, Alejandra Enriquez
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AssigneeSixring Inc.
InventorsCorynne O'Farrell, Julie Greer, Alexandra Ostaszewski, Markus Weissenberger, Alejandra Enriquez
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A process to increase the amount of methane produced from a bio-digester comprises providing a digester to receive a feed and to capture a biogas composition resulting from bio-digestion. Organic material is added to the digester along with at least one inoculum capable of converting a portion of the organic material into methane under anaerobic conditions. A biomass is provided that is substantially free of lignin in an amount that ranges between 0.1 to 5% w/w of the total feed, the biomass further having another organic material. The biomass is added to the digester. Sufficient time is allowed for the digester to degrade the biomass and the organic material to yield a biogas composition that includes methane. Optionally, the biomass that is substantially free of lignin is added in an amount that ranges between 0.1 to 5% w/w of the total feed of the biomass having the other organic material.
A method to increase and stabilize the volume of methane produced from a biogas digester by using a substantially lignin-free and unbleached cellulose as an additive to organic waste used for biogas production wherein the substantially lignin-free and unbleached cellulose is obtained by a delignification process comprising the steps of:
A process to make biogas, said process comprising the steps of:
A process to increase the amount of methane produced from a bio-digester, said method comprising the steps of:
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