Energetic potential of co‐fermented substrate of plant and animal biomass
Since 1990, the number of livestock has markedly decreased by 65％ (‐1.023 mil for cattle) and 46％ ‐0.279 mil for sheep).According to data of the Slovak Land Fund, currently the non‐productive land covers 300,000 ha of grassland.Energetic use of biomass is a progressive way in which non‐utilised agricultural land can be used.The paper shows results from a study comparing co‐fermentation of cattle manure with fresh grass biomass or grass silage, using a wet continual fermentation process.
biogas biogas plant grassland energy production analysis
Lubomir Gonda
Slovak Agricultural Research centre-Grassland and Mountain Agriculture Research Institute,Mládeznícka36,974 21 BanskáBystrica,Slov akia,Europe
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）