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Application of BS4-enzyme on the methane production from mixture of cattle manures and waste paper

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Figure 1. The total gas (A) and methane (B) measuring equipments. The total gas measurement was taken directly with measured syringe, while for the measurement of methane, the gas must pass through the 0.05 N NaOH solution flask
Table 1. Total gas (A) and methane (B) productions (mL/bottle) in every week during the course of fermentation  A
Table 3. Dry matter losses (DML) and Yield of gasses of different substrates after 5 (five) weeks of incubation

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