IOSR-JESTFT   Volume-16 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2022

Abstract: The negative impact of fossil fuel on the environment and public health has necessitated the need for an alternative source of energy that is cheap and renewable. Presently the high demand on oil and natural gas caused by high consumption levels is one of the current major problems faced by the world population. There is need for a new energy generation that could challenge the present energy system which is highly dependent on fossil fuel across the globe. The economic and environmental concerns have resulted in research on renewable source of energy to replace........

Key Words: Biogas, renewable energy, Anaerobic digestion, Fossil fuel, Bio-digester

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Abstract: Background: The Rafey Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) produces approximately 80% of the sewage sludge generated in the wastewater treatment plants of the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, Santiago province, Dominican Republic. The disposal of such sludge is not specifically regulated in the country and there is a great opportunity to use the sludge as biosolids for agricultural purposes. The objective of this research is to design and validate a wastewater treatment model that enhances the nutritional characteristics of sewage sludge in order to use it as biosolids for agricultural........

Key Words: Wastewater; micronutrients; biosolids; Treatment.

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Abstract: Plant produce has been used in a variety of ways traditionally and as low-cost alternatives to meat for poor families in some communities in Nigeria. However, there is a need to diversify its use by developing non-traditional food products from them which would enhance wider utilization of the seeds that has been limited because of traditional culinary preparations. African breadfruit seeds, tiger nuts, coconut and date fruits were processed into plant milk beverages. The physicochemical properties of the plant milk beverages were evaluated. The results of the proximate and physical properties of the formulated beverage samples showed average values of 83.05, 1.09, 8.82, 2.01 and 4.64 percent for moisture, ash, protein, fat and carbohydrate contents and 5.00, 5.89, 1.02, and 87.29 percent.....

Keywords: Crude fiber, Crude protein, Specific gravity, milk beverage, Viscosity.

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Abstract: The present work has for objective to make a survey compared of the bacteriological quality of the consumption waters between the certified villages and no certified of the zones of health of the Province of the Tshopo, in Democratic Republic of Congo. To the total 2.646 samples of these waters have been appropriated and have been submitted to the analyses. The bacteriological analyses of our samples were about the isolation, the numbering, identification and the sensitivity of the germs to the antibiotics. The sought-after germs were the coliformes (fecal and total), the Salmonellas, the fecal Streptococci and the E. coli. The isolation and numbering of the bacteria have been determined in situ thanks to the kit of Wagtech. The isolated stumps have been planted out thereafter in the soft gélose, then elated to........

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