Х. Найденски 3-4
Как „бялата“
биотехнология може да подпомогне
биоикономиката?
Ж. М.
Франсоа 5-17
Микробиологично
изследване
на антропогенното въздействие върху река Янтра в
района на Велико
Търново
З. Цветанова, Д.
Димитров, Х. Найденски 18-29
II.
ВЕИ И БИОГОРИВА
Теоретичен
преглед на
съхранението на енергия чрез компресиран въздух –
технологии и развитие
Л. Бахтиари, Д.
Караманев
30-44
III.
БИОАВТОМАТИКА И
БИОИНФОРМАТИКА
Н. Пан, Х.
Ван, Я. Тян, Е.
Чорукова, И. Симеонов, Н.
Христов
45-55
Методика
за мониторинг на биологично отглеждани житни култури
чрез дистанционни методи
М. Чанев, Л.
Филчев, Д.
Вълчева
56-59
Л.
Димитрова, В. Хубенов, Л. Кабаиванова, Я. Гочева,
П.
Ангелов,
Х.
Найденски
60-67
V.
ГОРСКА ЕКОЛОГИЯ И БИОЛОГИЯ
С. Савев
68-72
VI.
РАДИАЦИОННА ЕКОЛОГИЯ
Оценка на очакваната индуцирана радиоактивност
в стените на
бункера на циклотронното
съоръжение на
ИЯИЯЕ – БАН
А.
Демерджиев, Д. Тонев, Н. Гутев,
Д. Димитров, Г.
Димитрова, Е.
Желева,
С. Генчев 73-78
135 Avenue de
Rangueil, F-31077 Toulouse, France;
135 avenue de
Rangueil F31077-Toulouse, France
Leila Bakhtiari,
Dimitre Karamanev
Department of
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering,The University of
Western Ontario, Canada
Abstract. In our modern world, technological
developments on the one hand, and global warming and its
consequences, on the other hand, cause us to feel the
necessity for reliable, cost-effective, and clean energy.
Using renewable energy sources paired with compressed air
energy storage can be a good option that meets these
expected criteria. Although a compressed air energy storage
system (CAES) is clean and relatively cost-effective with
long service life, the currently operating plants are still
struggling with their low round trip efficiencies. This
paper illustrates an up-to-date review of compressed air
energy storage systems containing changes in the
conventional process to improve performance and increase
efficiency. Three main categories of compressed air energy
storage technology, diabatic, adiabatic, and isothermal, are
analyzed theoretically. In addition, three components of a
compressed air energy storage system including compression
system, reservoirs, and expansion system are discussed here
in detail. The advantages, disadvantages, and the
technological readiness of different types of CAES are
discussed.
THEORETICAL COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE BIOGAZ YIELDS FROM ONE-STAGE AND TWO-STAGE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESSES
Abstract. This paper deals with the theoretical
comparison of biogas and energy yields of one-stage anaerobic
digestion processes (OSAD) with biomethane production and two-stage anaerobic
digestion processes (TSAD) producing biohydrogen and biomethane.
The comparative
study of the biogas yield from OSAD and TSAD systems is performed on the
base on mathematical models obtained in our previous
papers. The possible maximal yields of
biohydrogen and biomethane are calculated by the static
characteristics and extremum points of both systems.
Simulation results suggest that in comparison to OSAD, the
increase in biogas (biohydrogen and biomethgane) production of TSAD can
reach to 75.18%. The energy produced from two-stage anaerobic
digestion processes is 1.32 to 1.486 times greater than those
from one-stage
anaerobic digestion processes (depending of the inlet organics
concentrations), which means TSAD is a
better choice considering biogas and energy production.
Abstract: In the presented methodology for aerospace
monitoring of autumn wheat crops, grown under the conditions of organic farming,
the ways of applying ground and aerospace methods are
discussed in detail. This includes field experiments,
phenological observations, GIS and remote sensing methods
and data (data from Sentinel-2 satellite and
WingtraOne unmanned aerial vehicle with MicaSense
RedEdge-MX multispectral camera and RGB camera) and
statistical analyses. In order to achieve the aim and
objectives of the study, an experiment was conducted on a
organically certified production field sown with einkorn (Triticum monococum) in the period 2020-2021.
The field is part of the holding of ET "Borislav Slavchev"
in the village of Byala Reka, Parvomai Municipality, South-Central Bulgaria on the soil type of leached
chernozem clays, with a size of 136 da.
Keywords: remote sensing, wheat crops, organic agriculture, methodology
BACTERIAL
DEGRADATION OF CELLULOSIC SUBSTRATES UNDER TERRESTRIAL
AND LONG TERM MANNED SPACE MISSION CONDITIONS: A REVIEW
(Part I)
1 The Stephan Angeloff
Institute of Microbiology at the Bulgarian Academy of
Sciences
2 Space
Research and Technology Institute at the Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences
Abstract: The
Earth and the lower atmosphere (troposphere and
stratosphere) are constantly faced with numerous
environmental challenges, one of which is the growing
pollution due to the incineration of cellulose-containing
waste with accumulating potential. In recent years
scientists have focused on the complexity of ecological
mechanisms in the biosphere of our planet - Earth,
starting from laboratory, scaled and closed ecosystems.
Onboard the spacecraft, textile products with
antimicrobial properties are widely used which limits the
spread of infections and ensures safety, comfort and
resistance of the user. Another type of waste is the
remains of sanitary and medical consumables, personal
hygiene materials (e.g. wet and dry wipes, toilet paper,
etc.), paper, inedible parts of greenhouse plants, etc.,
being usually subjected to microbial degradation. On
Earth, the accumulation of these cellulose containing
waste can cause serious environmental problems. Nowadays,
many researchers are trying in experimental conditions on
Earth to solve the problem of cellulose-containing waste
by means of different approaches – burning, composting,
burial, etc. The main risk and environmental problem is
that the burial of waste in the soil and composting should
contribute to the spread of microorganisms with pathogenic
potential. Nevertheless, a promising approach is the
microbial degradation of cellulose containing substrates
realized by microbial consortia depending on the
conditions of the surrounding environment. Therefore, the
recent review aims to make a comparative analysis of the
bacterial species involved in the degradation processes of
cellulose-containing waste and to assess their potential
for possible application in space conditions, including
the International Space Station.
Keywords: cellulose-containing waste,
biodegradation, microorganisms, life support systems,
long-term manned space missions
ASSESSMENT
OF THE EXPECTED INDUCED RADIOACTIVITY IN THE BUNKER
WALLS AT THE INRNE-BAS CYCLOTRON FACILITY
Anguel Demerdjiev, Dimitar Tonev, Nikolay Goutev, Dobromir T.
Dimitrov, Galina D.
Dimitrova, Elena Geleva, Stefan G. Genchev
Institute for
Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Bulgarian Academy
of Sciences