avaliação físico-química de efluente gerado em biodigestor anaeróbio para fins de avaliação de eficiência e aplicação como fertilizante agrícola
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Abstract
The use of biodigester for basic and environmental sanitation has large demand in Brazil. A biodigester was built to treat conjunctly the human and pig feces and urine, regarding to its future application in rural small towns. The results show that the biodigester can reduce 90% of COD and BOD and, up to 99.99% of thermotolerant coliforms. The treated effluent has variable quantities of macro- and micro-nutrients; and organic matter. However, the concentration variability of the nutrients makes difficult a dosed application into soil. The soluble salts (mainly as Na+ form) make necessary a controlled use to avoid environmental degradation.
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| Authors | ;Wilson Tadeu Lopes da Silva;Antonio Pereira de Novaes;Vivian Kuroki;Lilian Fernanda de Almeida Martelli;Lourenço Magnoni Júnior |
| Journal | greece and rome |
| Year | 2012 |
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