2013
Rentabilidad de la energía sustentable de los sistemas de producción bovina?, Abelardo López, Arturo Otilio Acevedo, José Roberto Villagómez, Carlos Maycotte y Cesar Abelardo González. Multiciencias 2013, 13 (4), 78-86. ISSN 1317-2255. Se publicó el 25 de febrero del 2014. Edita Universidad del Zulia, Venezuela.
Abstract
This research shows how important life cycle assessment methodology and environmental impact studies are for supporting environmental evaluations, not only for industry, but for other, diverse areas, such as agriculture or intensive livestock systems. These environmental impact evaluations can also offer some alternatives for stopping or decreasing pollution by using green technology, such as recycling organic and inorganic waste, which, in this case, concerns intensive livestock systems located at ICAp. Here, it is possible to demonstrate the feasibility of this project for recycling organic waste to obtain methane gas and use it as an energy source, through an economic financial assessment study. Actually, the analyses of life cycles, environmental impact studies and economic financial assessment studies have originated a new level of planning and execution for project development with the understanding that any type of project could irreversibly damage the environment.
Toward a standardization of the microbial inoculum for ready biodegradability testing of chemicals
Standardization of activated sludge for biodegradation tests
Effect of the inoculation level in aerobic biodegradability tests of polymeric materials
A method for measuring the anoxic biodegradability under denitrifying conditions