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Assessment of waste aggregation and codigestion for increased adoption of biogas opportunities for Australian agriculture


Topic ID:
377

Thesis Topic/Title:
Assessment of waste aggregation and codigestion for increased adoption of biogas opportunities for Australian agriculture

Description

On-farm, intensive feed and processing sectors from red meat, dairy and pork industries produce significant quantities of waste. Understanding key information gaps on waste composition and quantities in these industries is a fundamental step to fully realising the opportunities in unlocking new revenue streams to produce energy products, fertilisers, feeds and chemicals for use in agriculture.

This project will assess waste aggregation opportunities across these industries in combination with waste from municipal water treatment and explore options to integrate novel conversion technologies that increase the conversion of organic waste to energy using co-digestion.


Principal Supervisor

Associate Supervisors

Research Affiliations
  • Institute for Agriculture and the Environment
  • National Centre for Engineering in Agriculture
  • School of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
  • School of Engineering
  • School of Engineering and Built Environment

Field of Research
  • Agriculture, Land and Farm Management
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Environmental Science and Management
  • Industrial Biotechnology
  • Interdisciplinary Engineering

Available Academic Programs
  • Doctor of Philosophy (DPHD)
  • Master of Research (MRES)
  • Master of Research (MRES)

Application Open Date
07/11/2018

Application Close Date
31/12/2022

USQ Scholarship Applications

Pre-approved for Ethics
Not Applicable

Admission Requirements

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