Improving the Amount of Biogas Production from Cow Manure by Adding Chicken Manure Via Anaerobic Digestion
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54172/cw2s3r20Keywords:
Biogas; Chicken manure; Cow manure; Anaerobic digestionAbstract
This research studies the
possibility of producing biogas from a mixture of
cow and Chicken manure with different solid
materials concentration ratios with the constant
temperature at (35oC), a constant ratio of water
(1:1.5) and the constant pH 7 with a retention
time of 10 days. In addition, the solid materials
concentration ratio is (100% Cow manure, 90%
Cow with 10% Chicken manure, 80% Cow with
20% Chicken manure, and 70% Cow with 30%
Chicken manure). The results of the accumulated
biogas yield at the end of the digestion for
CM70%, CM80%, CM90%, and CM100%. was
460 ml, 385 ml, 315 ml, and 205 ml respectively.
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