Water Science and Technology

Volume 41 Number 3

Contents

1–8

Monitoring of a biogas process using electronic gas sensors and near-infrared spectroscopy (NIR)

Å. Nordberg, M. Hansson, I. Sundh, E. Nordkvist, H. Carlsson and B. Mathisen

9–16

Microbial ecology of the leach bed anaerobic digestion of unsorted municipal solid waste

P. Silvey, P.C. Pullammanappallil, L. Blackall and P. Nichols

17–24

Anaerobic hydrolysis kinetics of particulate substrates

W.T. Sanders, M. Geerink, G. Zeeman and G. Lettinga

25–32

Biological hydrogen potential of materials characteristic of the organic fraction of municipal solid wastes

M. Okamoto, T. Miyahara, O. Mizuno and T. Noike

33–41

Anaerobic batch degradation of solid poultry slaughterhouse waste

E. Salminen, J. Rintala, L.Ya. Lokshina and V.A. Vavilin

43–50

Two-particle model of anaerobic solid state fermentation

S. Kalyuzhnyi, A. Veeken and B. Hamelers

51–59

Rheology of sludge from double phase anaerobic digestion of organic fraction of municipal solid waste

P. Battistoni, P. Pavan, J. Mata-Alvarez, M. Prisciandaro and F. Cecchi

61–65

Mathematical modeling of the hydrolysis of anaerobic processes

O. Christ, P.A. Wilderer, R. R. Angerhöfer and M. Faulstich

67–73

Effect of particle size and sodium ion concentration on anaerobic thermophilic food waste digestion

I.S. Kim, D.H. Kim and S-H. Hyun

75–81

Performance of thermophilic semi-dry anaerobic digestion process changing the feed biodegradability

P. Pavan, P. Battistoni, J. Mata-Alvarez and F. Cecchi

83–91

Development of a methanogenic process to degrade exhaustively the organic fraction of municipal "grey waste" under thermophilic and hyperthermophilic conditions

P.A. Scherer, G.-R. Vollmer, T. Fakhouri and S. Martensen

93–100

Bench-scale anaerobic bioconversion of newsprint and office paper

W.W. Clarkson and X. Xiao

101–110

Pilot-scale gasification of municipal solid wastes by high-rate and two-phase anaerobic digestion (TPAD)

S. Ghosh, M.P. Henry, A. Sajjad, M.C. Mensinger and J.L. Arora

111–118

Two-phase anaerobic digestion of source sorted OFMSW (organic fraction of municipal solid waste): performance and kinetic study

P. Pavan, P. Battistoni, F. Cecchi and J. Mata-Alvarez

119–127

Effect of moisture content on anaerobic digestion of dewatered sludge: ammonia inhibition to carbohydrate removal and methane production

S. Fujishima, T. Miyahara and T. Noike

129–135

Fact-finding survey of actual garbage discharged from dormitory and its biological anaerobic-aerobic treatment

T. Imai, M. Ukita, M. Sekine, M. Fukagawa and H. Hakanishi

137–144

Investigations on the changes in anaerobic biodegradability and biotoxicity of an industrial microbial biomass induced by a thermochemical pretreatment

J.P. Delgenès, V. Penaud, M. Torrijos and R. Moletta

145–153

Increase of anaerobic degradation of particulate organic matter in full-scale biogas plants by mechanical maceration

H. Hartmann, I. Angelidaki, B.K. Ahring and B.K. Ahring

155–162

Influence of the size reduction of organic waste on their anaerobic digestion

L.M. Palmowski and J.A. Müller

163–169

Solubilization of organic sludge by thermophilic aerobic bacteria as a pretreatment for anaerobic digestion

S. Hasegawa, N. Shiota, K. Katsura and A. Akashi

171–179

Effects of disintegration on anaerobic degradation of sewage excess sludge in downflow stationary fixed film digesters

M. Engelhart, M. Krüger, J. Kopp and N. Dichtl

181–187

Thermal hydrolysis (TDH) as a pretreatment method for the digestion of organic waste

D. Schieder, R. Schneider and F. Bischof

189–194

Methods for increasing the biogas potential from the recalcitrant organic matter contained in manure

I. Angelidaki, B.K. Ahring and B.K. Ahring

195–202

Full scale co-digestion of organic waste

H. Kübler, K. Hoppenheidt, P. Hirsch, A. Kottmair, R. Nimmrichter, H. Nordsieck, W. Mücke and M. Swerev

203–211

Anaerobic digestion technologies for closing the domestic water, carbon and nutrient cycles

F. Hammes, Y. Kalogo and W. Verstraete

213–221

Co-digestion of organic solid waste and sludge from sewage treatment

W. Edelmann, H. Engeli and M. Gradenecker

223–230

Characterization and anaerobic treatment of the sanitary landfill leachate in Istanbul

B. Inanc, B. Calli and A. Saatci

231–238

Kinetics of accelerated solid-state fermentation of organic-rich municipal solid waste

E.R. Viéitez, J. Mosquera and S. Ghosh

239–246

Anaerobic treatment of landfill leachate by sulfate reduction

J.G. Henry and D. Prasad

247–254

Microbially mediated attenuation potential of landfill bioreactor systems

F.G. Pohland and J.C. Kim

255–262

Effect of substrate-seed mixing and leachate recirculation on solid state digestion of biowaste

A.H. Veeken and B.V. Hamelers

263–273

Ecological, energetic and economic comparison of anaerobic digestion with different competing technologies to treat biogenic wastes

W. Edelmann, K. Schleiss and A. Joss

275–282

Emission of greenhouse gases from anaerobic digestion processes: comparison with other municipal solid waste treatments

J.M. Baldasano and C. Soriano

283–290

Anaerobic digestion of solid waste: state-of-the-art

L. De Bere

291–297

Determinant impact of waste collection and composition on anaerobic digestion performance: industrial results

C. Saint-Joly, S. Desbois and J-P. Lotti

299–304

Full scale experience with the BIOCEL process

E. ten Brummeler

305–212

Establishing procedures for design, operation and maintenance of sewage sludge anaerobic treatment plants

J.E. Killilea, E. Colleran and C. Scahill