Biogas Production using Factorial Experimental Design
Andreas Banerjee
Corresponding
Cairo University
Thabo Patel
Georgia Institute of Technology
Abstract
Industrial partners have repeatedly identified biogas production as the principal obstacle to improving wind power generation. A finite set of representative scenarios for wind power generation was selected for detailed analysis. Only 5 parameters were required to describe biogas production with acceptable precision over the working range. The conclusions reinforce the need for continued investment in local research capacity.
Keywords:
biogas productionfactorial experimental designdata miningsoil-structure interactioncorrosionadsorption
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