EXIT FROM BIOGAS herb DEPENDING METHOD OF GRINDING
Abstract
The article presents the results of scientific research to determine the biogas yield of herbaceous plants, analyzes laboratory data and substinates dependence of methane fermentation from grinding method and particle size gives the prospects of using plants as substrate for biogas.
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