Utilization of distillery stillage for energy generation and concurrent production of valuable microalgal biomass in the sequence: Biogas-cogeneration-microalgae-products
Authors:
- Irena DouškováIDIrena Doušková
- František KaštánekFKFrantišek Kaštánek
- Ywette MaléterováYMYwette Maléterová
- Petr KaštánekPKPetr Kaštánek
- Jiří DouchaJDJiří Doucha
- Vilém ZachlederVZVilém Zachleder
- 1 March 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy Conversion and Management
- Vol. 51 (3) , 606-611
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