STUDY OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS NATIVE CATTLE OF WASTE AND WASTE HELD ANAEROBIC PROCESSING IN BIOREACTORS
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Investigated the shear stress, shear rate, and the dynamic viscosity of the organic solutions, which are native and fermented waste content of cattle, research results are of interest in the selection of designing and manufacturing equipment for the transport of manure runoff in channels collection and transfer it to the biogas plant and mixer for mixing of solutions in preparation for the anaerobic treatment of them in bioreactors.Downloads
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