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Fig. 4 | Biotechnology for Biofuels and Bioproducts

Fig. 4

From: Plug-flow hydrolysis with lignocellulosic residues: effect of hydraulic retention time and thin-sludge recirculation

Fig. 4

Percentual change of process parameters in quasi-steady-state conditions for a changed HRT (top) and thin-sludge recirculation (bottom). 7 d of HRT was tested with MS (left), 21 d of HRT were tested with 30% and 66% of straw (w/w, right) and all compared to 14 d of HRT of the corresponding feedstock. 10–20% of thin-sludge recirculation were applied in the digestion of 66% straw (w/w, right) at 14 d HRT and MS at 7 d HRT (left). In case of recirculation, the corresponding operation w/o recirculation served as reference. A change below 10% is marked in gray as it is considered to be marginal and related to dynamic fluctuations rather than altered process conditions

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