types of Waste
authors
Swine waste
Chen et al. [55]
Coir path
Kunchikannan et al. [56]
Wastewater and organic kitchen waste
Weichgrebe et al. [57]
Distillary spent wash
Pathe et al. [58]
Biodiesel byproducts
Kolesarova et al. [59]
Whey (a component of dairy product or an additive for
Beszedes et al. [60]
food product)
Palm oil effluent
Yusoff et al. [61]
Tofu wastewater
Zheng et al. [62]
Starch of food waste
Ding et al. [34]
MSW
Abderrezaq [63]
Solid organic waste and energy crops
Angelidaki et al. [64]
Food residuals
Shin et al. [65]; Haug et al. [66]
Dairy effluent
Desai et al. [67]
Organic solid waste
Zhang [68]; Mata-Alvarez et al. [69]
Household organic waste
Narra et al. [70]
Distillery spent waste
Nandy et al. [71]
LCFAs
Alves et al. [72]
Horse and cow dung
Yusuf et al. [73]
Agricultural and industrial wastes
Kujawski and Steinmetz [74]
MSW/FOG (fats, oils, and greases) wastes
Martin-Gonzalez et al. [75]
Nonedible oil cake and cow dung
Singh and Mandal [76]
Food wastes
Zhu et al. [77]; Chen et al. [46]
Maize grains and maize silage
Hutnan et al. [78]
Co-digestion of olive mill wastewater and swine manure
Azaizeh and Jadoun [79]
Cow dung and water hyacinth
Yusuf and Ify [80]
Cattle manure and slaughterhouse waste
Bagge et al. [81]
Co-digesting swine manure with three crop residues
Wu et al. [82]
Biomass (IFBB) and whole crop digestion (WCD)
Buhle et al. [83]
Organic solid poultry slaughterhouse waste
Salminen and Rintala [84]
MSW/agricultural waste/dairy cow manure
Macias-Corral et al. [85]
Animal manure
Holm-Nielsen et al. [86]
Maize hybrids
Oslaj et al. [87]
Byproducts of sugar production/cow manure
Fang et al. [88]
Biomass
Gunaseelan [89]
Fruit waste
Kaparaju and Rintala [90]; Lopez et al. [91]
IFBB, integrated generation of solid fuel and biogas from biomass.
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some typical literature studies on anaerobic digestion of Waste materials