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Using enzymes for improving hydrolysis rate in anaerobic digesters

by Erik Rumbaugh | Sep 19, 2024 | Anaerobic digester

Anaerobic digesters rely on a complex consortium of microorganisms for converting biosolids into methane gas and carbon dioxide. The community includes both bacteria and archaea. The first steps in the process rely on the action of bacteria, while the final steps...

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