What is anaerobic digester sludge?
Anaerobic digestion of sludge refers to the digestion technology in which biodegradable organic matter in sludge is decomposed into CH4, CO2, H2O and H2S by facultative bacteria and anaerobic bacteria under anaerobic conditions. The organic matter is decomposed anaerobic, and along with the stabilization of the sludge, a large amount of biogas with high calorific value is generated as an energy source, which makes the sludge resource. It can remove 30% to 50% of the organic matter in the waste and stabilize it. It is one of the common methods for sludge reduction and stabilization. It is the most economical sludge treatment method for large sewage plants. Biochemical process of anaerobic digestion The anaerobic digestion of sludge is a complex multi-stage process. There are two-stage theories, three-stage theories and four-stage theories for the biochemical process of anaerobic digestion. The three-stage theory refers to the need to go through three stages, namely hydrolysis, acid...