ANALYSIS OF DEGRADATION PROCESS OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IN ANAEROBIC BIOREACTOR USING MICROORGANISMS (KEY IJP************282)

• Pawar Sachin Bhagawat

Abstract

This study delves into the degradation dynamics of municipal solid waste (MSW) within anaerobic bioreactors, utilizing microorganisms for efficient waste breakdown. Through a thorough analysis, we evaluate key parameters influencing the degradation process, including microbial activity, temperature, and waste composition. Our aim is to uncover the microbial mechanisms driving MSW decomposition under anaerobic conditions, providing insights to optimize bioreactor performance. These findings have practical implications for enhancing the efficiency of anaerobic bioreactors in waste treatment facilities. Amid growing global concerns over waste management and environmental sustainability, our study contributes valuable insights to the evolving field of waste-to-energy technologies. The integration of microorganisms in anaerobic waste treatment processes offers a promising approach to mitigate the environmental impact of MSW while harnessing renewable energy resources.