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Potencjał produkcji metanu z odpadów z przemysłu żywności i napojów

Pazera A., Ślęzak R., Krzystek L., Ledakowicz S.

Inżynieria i Aparatura Chemiczna

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2015

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Nr 4

194--195

PL

Odpady organiczne z przemysłu żywności i napojów w Polsce mogą być wykorzystywane jako substrat do produkcji biogazu w procesie fermentacji. W roku 2013 w Polsce istniało 565 przedsiębiorstw produkujących rocznie powyżej 500 Mg odpadów z przemysłu żywności i napojów. Ilość generowanych odpadów z tych przedsiębiorstw wynosiła4023 tys. Mg o potencjale produkcji metanu 183,4 min m3/rok. W województwie podlaskim o wysokim potencjale produkcji biogazu oraz w województwie mazowieckim i małopolskim o największym zagęszczeniu zakładów przemysłowych nie było ani jednej biogazowni.

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Organic wastes from food and beverage industry are very cheap substrate for biogas production in the anaerobic digestion process. In 2013 there were 565 companies producing annually more than 500 Mg of waste from food and beverage industry in Poland. The amount of waste generated was equal to 4023 thousands Mg, giving the methane production potential of 183.4 millions m3/year. In the Podlaskie province with very high potential of biogas production, the Subcarpathian region and Lubusz with the highest density of industrial plants there was no biogas plant.

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The verbal balancing model for energy and carbon dioxide in production and use of biofuels

Pazera A., Bizukojć M., Michalska K.

Acta Innovations

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2014

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no. 11

14--18

EN

This paper presents the concept of a model for a computational tool for balancing energy and carbon dioxide for the production and use of biofuels. This model is based on the concept of life cycle analysis and covers all the stages of the processes of producing and processing raw materials for biofuels and generating energy from them. The purpose of the model and the computational tool is to demonstrate whether the biofuel produced in a series of unit processes can be called a renewable energy source in the full sense of the word, and whether its production and use is therefore sensible from an energetic point of view.

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Innovative dairies - energy independence and waste-free technologies as a consequence of biogas and photovoltaic investments

Michalska K., Pazera A., Bizukojć M., Wolf W., Sibiński M.

Acta Innovations

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2013

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no. 9

5--16

EN

This article presents the innovative perspectives of Polish and, above all, Lodz dairies. The possibilities of exploiting the potential of the enterprises in the dairy industry and their directions of development are described. It is emphasized that the dairy industry does not always have to be associated with constant demand for energy, but that it can also become its supplier. Biogas and photovoltaic solutions available to individual companies that have already been globally tested are proposed.