White Paper: Understanding Anaerobic Digestion
Element can provide you with anaerobic digestion testing, to help you keep in accordance with environmental compliance standards.
Anaerobic digestion is a naturally occurring process that involves the breakdown of biodegradable materials to produce methane. Discovered in 1776 as the source of marsh gas methane, this process has become indispensable in modern industrial processes. The bacteria involved in this process, and byproducts of the process itself, have been integrated into waste and landfill management programs, agriculture and fertilizers, and even food production.
The natural process of anaerobic digestion involves three sets of bacterial interactions: bacterial hydrolysis, obligate hydrogen-producing bacteria, and methanogenic archaea.
Element is here to help walk you through the process of anaerobic digestion testing, keeping you up to date with the latest environmental compliance standards.
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Anaerobic Digestion
Element's engaged expert, John Rigdon, will guide you through the natural process of anaerobic digestion which involves three sets of bacterial interactions: bacterial hydrolysis, obligate hydrogen-producing bacteria, and methanogenic archaea.
