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A COMBINED PROCESS FOR FASTCOMPOSTING, BIOTECHNOLOGICAL CO₂ PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION OF HEAT LOSS FOR HORTICULTURE

Article number

302_23

Pages

257 – 266

Language

Abstract

Composting can be integrated into greenhouse production as source of CO₂. Carboferm^R -process designed with jet injection scrubber as central technology element gives good chance for high process economy compared with conventional methods of CO₂ supply.
A suitable but simple composting model is based on a two substrate two microorganisms interaction.
It allows process simulation.
Together with models of greenhouse and jet injection scrubber the optimization and control of a greenhouse system is possible.

Publication

International Symposium on Compost Recycling of Wastes

Authors

D. Beck, K. Soyez, M. Prause, K. Fieback

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1992.302.23

Online Articles (38)

2. EMISSIONS FROM COMPOSTING PLANTS

Dr. W. Bidlingmaier

3. CONTENTS OF HEAVY METALS IN COMPOST FROM SOURCE SEPARATED WASTE IN DENMARK – EXAMINATION OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY

L. Nielsen | I. Küger

4. A COMPOSTING PLANT AS AN ODOUR SOURCE, COMPOST AS AN ODOUR KILLER

W.J. Homans | K. Fischer

5. QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF SEPARATELY COLLECTED BIOWASTE IN WEST GERMANY

U. Krogmann

6. SOIL FERTILITY IMPROVEMENT AND POLLUTION RISKS FROM THE USE OF COMPOSTS REFERRED TO N, P, K AND C BALANCE.

B. Lionello | D. Francesco

7. HEAVY METAL REMOVAL BY ZEOLITE IN TOMATO CULTIVATION USING COMPOST

E.G. Kapetanios | M. Loizidou

8. THE RUTGERS STRATEGY FOR COMPOSTING: PROCESS DESIGN AND CONTROL

M.S. Finstein | F.C. Miller | S.T. MacGregor | K.M. Psarianos

9. EFFECT OF AERATION RATE ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION RATE OF COMPOST

H. Kaneko | K. Fujita

10. COMPOSTING PLANTS: CONCEPTION CRITERIA FOR CONCILIATION OF TREATMENT AND MARKETING REQUIREMENTS

J. Merillot

11. THE PROBLEM OF SEWAGE SLUDGE MANAGEMENT OF PSITTALIA’S ISLAND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT, IN ATTICA

D. Aimilia | F. Helen | K. Efstratia | K. G. Evangelos

12. COMPOSTING OF SEWAGE SLUDGE AND STRAW: LABORATORY SCALE SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF SELECTED TEMPERATURES AND EFFECT ON COMPOSTING PERFORMANCE

E. Walter | J.M. Lopez-Real | J. Wharfe

13. COMPOSTING STUDIES USING SEPARATED FRACTION OF URBAN WASTE FROM THE BYKER RECLAMATION PLANT, NEW CASTLE, UNITED KINGDOM

R.P. Bardos

14. PILOT AND FULL-SCALE EXPERIENCES ON SLUDGES AND SOLID WASTES COMPOSTING

F. Angiolo

15. A LOW COST CONTROLLED WINDROW SYSTEM

J.T. Pereira Neto | E.I. Stentiford

16. RABBIT MANURE COMPOSTING

X. Vall-llossera | J. Voltas | M. Pujolà | M. Soliva

17. INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE

D. ir. O. Verdonck | D. ir. R. Gabriels

18. COMPOSTING OF THREE KINDS OF RESIDUES OF VERY DIFFERENT ORIGIN

M. Soliva | F. Giró

19. EFFECT OF TOWN REFUSE COMPOST AS SOIL AMENDMENT ON GREENHOUSE TOMATO CROP

V.I. Manios | E. Kapetanios

20. COMPOSTING SEWAGE SLUDGE WASTES IN RELATION TO THEIR SUITABILITY FOR USE AS FERTILIZER MATERIALS FOR VEGETABLE CROP PRODUCTION

S. R. Smith | Jeremy E. Hall | P. Hadley

21. THE USE OF COMPOST AS A SOIL AMENDMENT

Y. Avnimelech | M. Kochva | Y. Yotal | D. Shkedy

22. EVALUATION OF COMPOSTED SEWAGE SLUDGE/STRAW FOR THE RECLAMATION OF DERELICT LAND: THE RECLAMATION OF COLLIERY SPOIL

S.L. Atkinson | J.M. Lopez-Real | G.P. Buckley

23. WASTE MATERIALS AS POTTING MEDIA FOR OLIVE GROWTH

M. Tattini | M.L. Traversi | R. Barberis | P. Nappi | P. Kociolek

24. A COMBINED PROCESS FOR FASTCOMPOSTING, BIOTECHNOLOGICAL CO₂ PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION OF HEAT LOSS FOR HORTICULTURE

D. Beck | K. Soyez | M. Prause | K. Fieback

25. CHEMICO-PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS FOR EVALUATING COMPOST QUALITY

P. Nappi | R. Barberis | M. Consiglio | A.M. Ciccotti | G. Zorgi | S. Sivestri

26. NITROGEN MINERALIZATION STUDY IN COMPOST

M. Navarro | M. Pujolà | M. Soliva | Ma. A. Garau

27. RESEARCH OF THE MARKET AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ORGANOHUMIC MATERIALS IN THE ATTIKA AND BOEOTIA REGION, GREECE

K. Christoulas | E. Kapetanios

28. MICROBIAL STARTER CULTURES FOR DIRECTED COMPOSTING

L. Sáry | Zs. Dér | L. Küsz | R.P. Tengerdy | Gy. Szakács

29. ELIMINATION OF CUCUMBER GREEN MOTTLE MOSAIC TOBAMOVIRUS BY COMPOSTING INFECTED CUCUMBER RESIDUES

A.D. Avgelis | V.I. Manios

30. ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF COMPOST USE: SHORT-TERM RESULTS ON A MAIZE CROP

D. Francesco | B. Lionello

31. THE USE OF ORGANIC WASTE MATERIALS AS ORGANIC FERTILIZERS – RECYCLING OF PLANT NUTRIENTS

R. Gajdos

32. URBAN SOLID WASTE PROCESSED BY MEANS OF COMPOSTING AND INCINERATION WITH ENERGY RECOVERY

F. Angiolo

33. ENHANCED DIRECT COMPOSTING OF SLUDGE IN A VERTICAL BIOREACTOR

F. Angiolo

34. THE POSSIBLE USE OF A PHYTODEWATERED SEWAGE SLUDGE AS SUBSTRATE

R. Pini | G. Vigna Guidi | M.C. Negri

35. CO-COMPOSTING AS ULTIMATE STEP FOR RECLAIMING DIGESTED ORGANIC FRACTION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE AS AGRICULTURAL FERTILIZER

G. Vallini | A. Pera | J. Mata-Alvarez | F. Cecchi

36. VEGETABLE RESIDUES FROM GARDEN/PRODUCE MARKETS AS RECYCLABLE BIOMASS FOR HIGH-QUALITY COMPOST PRODUCTION

G. Vallini | A. Pera | E. Nizzi | L. Tortorella | A. Ciurli

37. DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD FOR THE ISOLATION OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES FROM COMPOST

J. Robinson | P.J. Naylor | E.I. Stentiford

38. HEAVY METAL SPECIATION IN COMPOST WITH A VIEW TO ITS AGRICULTURAL USE

G. Petruzzelli | I. Szymura | L. Lubrano | B. Pezzarossa | S. Cervelli