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Digestate processing and use — economic aspects

Biogas plants are traditionally associated primarily with energy companies that produce biogas for the production of electricity and heat. At the same time, monetized environmental and agro-technical effects, and sometimes direct income from the sale…

Digestate: standardization and certification of products

Currently, the term “digestate” is not introduced in Ukrainian legislation, although some regulations use its definitions in different terms. There are also no special requirements for standardizing the quality of digestate or products from it.…

Digestate post-treatment methods and derived products

The simplest way to use “raw” digestate as an organic fertilizer or soil improver is to apply it directly to the fields without any pre-treatment. However, such practices have a number of disadvantages and limitations…

Digestate quality manadgement

The quality of digestate as organic fertilizer could be described by the four main groups of indicators, namely nutrients content, phase state, stability and impurities content. There are two main ways how to manage digestate…

What is digestate?

Digestate is the product of organic materials bioconversion in the process of methane fermentation resulting in the organic matter complex decomposes to simpler organic compounds, mineralized substances, microbial biomass, and biogas, that is consisting mainly…

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