Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives

Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives

Food wastes have a high biomethane production potential because of their high organic matter contents. This review paper presents an overview on the fundamentals of anaerobic digestion (AD) of food wastes. The most important influential parameters on the biomethane production, including feedstock ch...

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Published in:Bioresource Technology Reports
Main Author: Mirmohamadsadeghi S.; Karimi K.; Tabatabaei M.; Aghbashlo M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2019
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Mirmohamadsadeghi S.; Karimi K.; Tabatabaei M.; Aghbashlo M.
Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
2019
Bioresource Technology Reports
7

10.1016/j.biteb.2019.100202
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85071782989&doi=10.1016%2fj.biteb.2019.100202&partnerID=40&md5=1da0b4b6dca534f3b05e7a588c5b7888
Food wastes have a high biomethane production potential because of their high organic matter contents. This review paper presents an overview on the fundamentals of anaerobic digestion (AD) of food wastes. The most important influential parameters on the biomethane production, including feedstock characteristics (nutrient contents, particle size, and inhibitory compounds) and process parameters (process configuration, pH, temperature, retention time, organic loading rate, agitation, hydrogen concentration, moisture content, and inoculum), are discussed in full. Moreover, recent developments aimed at improving the AD of food wastes are classified and discussed as operational parameters optimization, additives application, digestate recirculation, frequent feeding, and feedstock pretreatment. Finally, future challenges and prospects of biogas production from food wastes are presented. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd
Elsevier Ltd
2589014X
English
Article
author Mirmohamadsadeghi S.; Karimi K.; Tabatabaei M.; Aghbashlo M.
spellingShingle Mirmohamadsadeghi S.; Karimi K.; Tabatabaei M.; Aghbashlo M.
Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
author_facet Mirmohamadsadeghi S.; Karimi K.; Tabatabaei M.; Aghbashlo M.
author_sort Mirmohamadsadeghi S.; Karimi K.; Tabatabaei M.; Aghbashlo M.
title Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
title_short Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
title_full Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
title_fullStr Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
title_full_unstemmed Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
title_sort Biogas production from food wastes: A review on recent developments and future perspectives
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description Food wastes have a high biomethane production potential because of their high organic matter contents. This review paper presents an overview on the fundamentals of anaerobic digestion (AD) of food wastes. The most important influential parameters on the biomethane production, including feedstock characteristics (nutrient contents, particle size, and inhibitory compounds) and process parameters (process configuration, pH, temperature, retention time, organic loading rate, agitation, hydrogen concentration, moisture content, and inoculum), are discussed in full. Moreover, recent developments aimed at improving the AD of food wastes are classified and discussed as operational parameters optimization, additives application, digestate recirculation, frequent feeding, and feedstock pretreatment. Finally, future challenges and prospects of biogas production from food wastes are presented. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd
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