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Impact of Phosphogypsum on Viability of
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Abstract
Waste from livestock farms contains various pathogens, including eggs and larvae of helminths-pathogens of parasitic diseases harmful to animals and humans. One of the methods for their effective processing to obtain biofertilizer and biofuel is anaerobic digestion, which requires further improvement to completely suppress the viability of pathogenic microorganisms in mesophilic conditions. To this end, the use of anaerobic digestion under sulfate reduction conditions to suppress pathogens using biogenic hydrogen sulfide is promising. Consequently, this study aims to study the effect of a sulfur-containing additive such as phosphogypsum on the disinfection of pig manure during anaerobic digestion. Egg mortality was already found to increase significantly compared to the control (80% and more), even at a minimum concentration of phosphogypsum (5%), on the fifth day of the experiment. At the same time, the maximum effect (100% mortality of
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