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95. Agdag, O.N. and Sponza, D.T., “Co-digestion of mixed industrial sludge with municipal
solid wastes in anaerobic simulated landfilling bioreactors,” Journal of Hazardous
Materials Volume, 140, 75–85 (2007).
96. Alvarez, R. and Liden, G., “Semi-continuous co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse waste,
manure, and fruit and vegetable waste,” Renewable Energy, 33 (4), 726–734 (2007).
97. Davidsson, A., Lovstedt, C., la Cour Jansen, J., Gruvberger, C., and Aspegren, H.,
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98. Fernandez, A., Sanchez, A., and Font, x., “Anaerobic co-digestion of a simulated
organic fraction of municipal solid wastes and fats of animal and vegetable origin,”
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99. Fezzani, B. and Cheikh, R., “Thermophilic anaerobic co-digestion of olive mill
wastewater with olive mill solid wastes in a tubular digester,” Chemical Engineering
Journal, 132 (1–3), 195–203 (2007).
100. Gelegenis, J., Georgakakis, D., Angelidaki, I., and Mavris, V., “Optimization of biogas
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101. Gomez, G., Cuetos, M., Cara, J., Moran, A., and Garcia, A., “Anaerobic co-digestion
of primary sludge and the fruit and vegetable fraction of the municipal solid wastes:
Conditions for mixing and evaluation of the organic loading rate,” Renewable Energy,
31, 2017–2024 (2006).
102. Lehtomäki, A., Huttunen, S., and Rintala, J., “Laboratory investigations on co-digestion
of energy crops and crop residues with cow manure for methane production: Effect of
crop to manure ratio,” Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 51, 591–609 (2007).
103. Murto, M., Björnsson, L., and Mattiasson, B., “Impact of food industrial waste on
anaerobic co-digestion of sewage sludge and pig manure,” Journal of Environmental
Management, 70, 101–117 (2004).
104. Neves, L., Oliveira, R., and Alves, M., “Anaerobic co-digestion of coffee waste and
sewage sludge,” Waste Management, 26, 176–181 (2006).
105. Romano, R.T. and Zhang, R., “Co-digestion of onion juice and wastewater sludge using
an anaerobic mixed biofilm reactor,” Bioresource Technology, 99 (3), 631–637 (2007).
106. Zupancic, G.D., Uranjek-Zevart, N., and Ros, M., “Full-scale anaerobic co-digestion of
organic waste and municipal sludge,” Biomass & Bioenergy, 32 (2), 162–167 (2008).
107. Alvarez, J., Otero, L., and Lema, J., “A methodology for optimizing feed composition
for anaerobic co-digestion of agro-industrial wastes,” Bioresource Technology, 101,
1153–1158 (2010).
108. McDonald, N., “Experiences with anaerobic digestion of energy crops and high solids
manures,” OWS Report, AgSTAR, Mankato, MN (May 2011).
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Frankfurt, Germany (2005).
112. Weinberg, Z., Muck, R., and Weimer, P., “The survival of silage inoculant lactic acid
bacteria in rumen fluid,” Journal of Applied Microbiology, 93, 1066–1071 (2003).
113. Banemann, D. and Nelles, M., Von der Emte bis in den Fermenter, VDI-Ber 2057, 29–46
(2009).
114. Muller, J., Tiehm, A., Eder, B., Günthert, F., Hruschka, H., Kopp, J., Kunz, P.,
Otte-Witte, R., Schmelz, K., and Seiler, K., “Thermische, Chemische, und biochemische
Desintegrationsverfahren,” Korresp Abwasser, 50, 796–804 (2003).
Water for Energy and Fuel Production
94. Ryan, D., Gadd, A., Kavanagh, J., and Barton, G., “Integrated biorefinery wastewater
design,” Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 87, 1261–1268 (2009).
95. Agdag, O.N. and Sponza, D.T., “Co-digestion of mixed industrial sludge with municipal
solid wastes in anaerobic simulated landfilling bioreactors,” Journal of Hazardous
Materials Volume, 140, 75–85 (2007).
96. Alvarez, R. and Liden, G., “Semi-continuous co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse waste,
manure, and fruit and vegetable waste,” Renewable Energy, 33 (4), 726–734 (2007).
97. Davidsson, A., Lovstedt, C., la Cour Jansen, J., Gruvberger, C., and Aspegren, H.,
“Co-digestion of grease trap sludge and sewage sludge,” Waste Management, 28 (6),
986–992 (2008).
98. Fernandez, A., Sanchez, A., and Font, x., “Anaerobic co-digestion of a simulated
organic fraction of municipal solid wastes and fats of animal and vegetable origin,”
Biochemical Engineering, 26, 22–28 (2005).
99. Fezzani, B. and Cheikh, R., “Thermophilic anaerobic co-digestion of olive mill
wastewater with olive mill solid wastes in a tubular digester,” Chemical Engineering
Journal, 132 (1–3), 195–203 (2007).
100. Gelegenis, J., Georgakakis, D., Angelidaki, I., and Mavris, V., “Optimization of biogas
production by co-digesting whey with diluted poultry manure,” Renewable Energy, 32,
2147–2160 (2007).
101. Gomez, G., Cuetos, M., Cara, J., Moran, A., and Garcia, A., “Anaerobic co-digestion
of primary sludge and the fruit and vegetable fraction of the municipal solid wastes:
Conditions for mixing and evaluation of the organic loading rate,” Renewable Energy,
31, 2017–2024 (2006).
102. Lehtomäki, A., Huttunen, S., and Rintala, J., “Laboratory investigations on co-digestion
of energy crops and crop residues with cow manure for methane production: Effect of
crop to manure ratio,” Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 51, 591–609 (2007).
103. Murto, M., Björnsson, L., and Mattiasson, B., “Impact of food industrial waste on
anaerobic co-digestion of sewage sludge and pig manure,” Journal of Environmental
Management, 70, 101–117 (2004).
104. Neves, L., Oliveira, R., and Alves, M., “Anaerobic co-digestion of coffee waste and
sewage sludge,” Waste Management, 26, 176–181 (2006).
105. Romano, R.T. and Zhang, R., “Co-digestion of onion juice and wastewater sludge using
an anaerobic mixed biofilm reactor,” Bioresource Technology, 99 (3), 631–637 (2007).
106. Zupancic, G.D., Uranjek-Zevart, N., and Ros, M., “Full-scale anaerobic co-digestion of
organic waste and municipal sludge,” Biomass & Bioenergy, 32 (2), 162–167 (2008).
107. Alvarez, J., Otero, L., and Lema, J., “A methodology for optimizing feed composition
for anaerobic co-digestion of agro-industrial wastes,” Bioresource Technology, 101,
1153–1158 (2010).
108. McDonald, N., “Experiences with anaerobic digestion of energy crops and high solids
manures,” OWS Report, AgSTAR, Mankato, MN (May 2011).
109. Dohler, H., Eckel, H., and Frisch, J., Energiepflanzen, KTBL, Darmstadt (2006).
110. KTBL/FNR Faustazahlen Biogas, Kuratorium fur Technik und Bauwesen in der
Landwirtschaft, Darmstadt, Germany, 49–51 (2007).
111. Karpenstein-Machan, Energiepflanzenbau fur Biogasanlagenbetreiber. DLG-Verlag,
Frankfurt, Germany (2005).
112. Weinberg, Z., Muck, R., and Weimer, P., “The survival of silage inoculant lactic acid
bacteria in rumen fluid,” Journal of Applied Microbiology, 93, 1066–1071 (2003).
113. Banemann, D. and Nelles, M., Von der Emte bis in den Fermenter, VDI-Ber 2057, 29–46
(2009).
114. Muller, J., Tiehm, A., Eder, B., Günthert, F., Hruschka, H., Kopp, J., Kunz, P.,
Otte-Witte, R., Schmelz, K., and Seiler, K., “Thermische, Chemische, und biochemische
Desintegrationsverfahren,” Korresp Abwasser, 50, 796–804 (2003).