Publications
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2014
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Celine Rebours Eliane Marinho-Soriano José A. Zertuche-González Leila Hayashi Julio A. Vasques Paul Kradolfer Gonzalo Soriano Raul Ugarte Maria Helena Abreu Ingrid Agathe Bay-Larsen Grete Kaare Hovelsrud Rolf Rødven Daniel RobledoAbstract
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Alhaji S. JengAbstract
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Karen Refsgaard John Marshall Bryden Biancha Cavicchi Nicholas Clarke Stig Strandli Gezelius Valborg KvakkestadAbstract
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Guro BrodalAbstract
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Bruce Talbot Peter Tarp Morten NittebergAbstract
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Maria Magdalena Estevez Zehra Sapci Roar Linjordet Anna Schnürer John MorkenAbstract
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Gunn StrømengAbstract
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JC. Streibig J. Rasmussen D. Andùjar C. Andreasen Therese With Berge D. Chachalis T. Dittmann Gerhard Gerhardsen T. M. Giselsson P. Hamouz C. Jaeger-Hansen K. Jensen R.N. Jørgensen M. Keller M. Laursen H.S Midtiby J. Nielsen S. Muller H. Nordmeyer G. Peteinatos A Papadopoulos J. Svensgaard M. Weis S. ChristensenAbstract
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Emilio Alvarenga Carlos Salas BringasAbstract
The bio-gas industry is currently facing challenges in terms of post-treatment adjustments and further handling of the anaerobic digested residue or digestate. This is due to the low dry matter content of the effluent when transported through long distances for the final disposal as a bio-fertilizer in agricultural fields. Improvement of the performance of separation processes from liquid to solid is of interest. Commonly Jar-test are performed in order to adjust flocculant dosages prior to the dewatering of the digestate. Shear rheology and CFD provided in this study, an insight of the separation from a physical perspective.