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Anaerobic digestion and energy
digestion studies • The HHV is the maximum amount of energy contained in the chemical structure of the material • The HHV will always be higher than can be obtained in terms of ‘energy product’ from a biological system as ‘energy’ is consumed in …
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Anaerobic digestion and energy - University of Southampton
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