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<p>The performance of an anaerobic co-digestion plant (working capacity of 4500&#xa0;m<sup>3</sup>) treating dairy process waste and organic waste generated from dairy processing plants in the Fès-Meknès Region of Morocco was demonstrated through energy and environmental performance analysis. Eventually, COD removal was over 98% (inlet—9645&#xa0;mg/L and outlet—133&#xa0;mg/L). The average amount of biogas produced at the facility was 1370–1530&#xa0;m<sup>3</sup>/day, which included a combination of 75.6% methane as determined by laboratory testing. Thermal energy recovery efficiency was &gt; 94%. There were also less than 0.30% per year of thermal energy loss measured at the facility during the process. Methane production has been described accurately by the modified Gompertz equation (coefficient of determination (R<sup>2</sup>) &gt; 0.98). In conclusion, these results and data support the premise that anaerobic co-digestion is a fully viable process and has the potential to provide environmentally sustainable benefits relating to the recovery of renewable energy from wastewater generated by agro-industrial processes.</p>

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Full-scale anaerobic co-digestion of dairy wastewater for renewable energy recovery in Morocco

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    2026年6月1日

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  • S. Rhandouriate,
  • S. Akrab,
  • A. Salim,
  • M. Tahiri,
  • Y. Naimi

摘要

The performance of an anaerobic co-digestion plant (working capacity of 4500 m3) treating dairy process waste and organic waste generated from dairy processing plants in the Fès-Meknès Region of Morocco was demonstrated through energy and environmental performance analysis. Eventually, COD removal was over 98% (inlet—9645 mg/L and outlet—133 mg/L). The average amount of biogas produced at the facility was 1370–1530 m3/day, which included a combination of 75.6% methane as determined by laboratory testing. Thermal energy recovery efficiency was > 94%. There were also less than 0.30% per year of thermal energy loss measured at the facility during the process. Methane production has been described accurately by the modified Gompertz equation (coefficient of determination (R2) > 0.98). In conclusion, these results and data support the premise that anaerobic co-digestion is a fully viable process and has the potential to provide environmentally sustainable benefits relating to the recovery of renewable energy from wastewater generated by agro-industrial processes.