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Microaerobic digestion of sewage sludge on an industrial-pilot scale: the efficiency of biogas desulphurisation under different configurations and the impact of O2 on …

Ramos et al., 2014

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12381751588285858124
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Ramos I
Pérez R
Reinoso M
Torio R
Fdz-Polanco M
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Biogas produced in an industrial-pilot scale sewage sludge reactor (5 m 3) was desulphurised by imposing microaerobic conditions. The H 2 S concentration removal efficiency was evaluated under various configurations: different mixing methods and O 2 …
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