2004 · THEME 04

Organic waste treatments: safety implications

40 presentation titles in Murcia's 2004 RAMIRAN programme.

Anaerobic digestion, co-digestion and other treatments were considered with safety as well as output in mind. The headings show why process performance and the quality of the remaining material need to be examined together.

This section preserves 40 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.

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  1. 4.001State of the art of anaerobic digestion in Italy
  2. 4.002Enhancement of the anaerobic digestion process of primary and secondary sludge by thermal and chemical pre-treatment
  3. 4.003Anaerobic co-digestion of organic fraction of municipal solid wastes and industrial greases
  4. 4.004Study of biochemical and microbiological parameters during composting of pine and eucalyptus bark
  5. 4.005Development of environmentally superior technology to replace swine lagoons in the USA
  6. 4.006Full-scale combination of anaerobic digestion and concentration by evaporation in Garrigues (Lleida, Spain): Evaluation after 2 years of operation
  7. 4.007Investigation of the N-dynamics during composting under special consideration of N2-generation
  8. 4.008Agricultural reuse of olive mill effluents after energy recovery
  9. 4.009Manure separation as a pre-treatment method to increase gasproduction in biogasplants
  10. 4.010Evolution of chemical and physicochemical properties of MSW compost during three long-term maturing treatments
  11. 4.011Methane production from maize, grassland and animal manures through anaerobic digestion
  12. 4.012Phytotoxicity decrease of water-soluble substances from olive mill dry residue by hydrolytic enzymes produced by saprobe fungi
  13. 4.013Decrease of tomato toxicity caused by olive mill dry residues using arbuscular and saprobe fungi
  14. 4.014Selection of procymidone degrading microorganisms from composting of plant wastes
  15. 4.015Effect of the raw material and bacterial inoculation on humic and lignocellulosic fractions during composting of horticultural wastes
  16. 4.016Modelling of biological processes during aerobic treatment of piggery wastewater aiming at process optimisation
  17. 4.017Comparison of composing and urea treatment for sanitising of faecal matter
  18. 4.018Municipal waste compost´s phytotoxicity on barley's germination and biomass
  19. 4.019Heat inactivation of porcine circovirus type 2
  20. 4.020A new structured mathematical model of the composting process
  21. 4.021Changes throughout storage, in the physico-chemical characteristics of a mixture containing wood ash, sewage sludge and meat flour
  22. 4.022Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety Evaluation of a mixture of wood ash, sewage sludge and meat flour
  23. 4.023Co-composting sewage sludge and fats. Optimal ratios and process evolution
  24. 4.024An evaluation of commercial additives in optimisation of the composting process
  25. 4.025A contribution to the study of co-composting of poultry and forest wastes
  26. 4.026Aeration effect on nitrogenous emissions during the composting of turkey or cattle manure
  27. 4.027Improving composting treatment through modelling: Conception of an in-vessel composting model
  28. 4.028Dry thermophilic anaerobic digestion of organic fraction of the municipal solid waste: focusing on the inoculum sources
  29. 4.029Composting potential of different inoculum sources on SEBAC system in treatment of municipal solid waste
  30. 4.030The influence of C/N ratio, moisture and pH on the aerobic microbial activity of rice straw and sewage sludge blends
  31. 4.031Double settling efficiency of slaughterhouse wastewater
  32. 4.032Co-composting process of sewage sludge and different proportions of OFMSW
  33. 4.033Study of the co-composting process of municipal solid waste and sewage sludge: stability and maturity
  34. 4.034Cellulase and hemicellulase production by microorganisms isolated from plant wastes composting piles
  35. 4.035Natural zeolites - Remedy for concentrated animal feeding operations and sustainable agriculture
  36. 4.036Effect of a sulphuric acid ferric sulphate mix addition on the composting of domestic sewage sludge and olive mill solid wastes
  37. 4.037Zeolite as feed additive to reduce manure mineral content
  38. 4.038The feasibility of olive husk co-composting with cotton waste
  39. 4.039Composting "alperujo", the main by-product of the Spanish olive oil industry
  40. 4.040Effectiveness and environmental impact of swine manure composting

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This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 2004; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.