Abstract

According to the characteristics of repast garbage, this study researches a technical method for disposing repast garbage through anaerobic fermentation technology. Experiments prove that humid anaerobic fermentation technology has its unique superiority to dispose life garbage. Anaerobic fermentation technology can comprehensively dispose repast garbage in cities, which will make garbage harmless, sufficiently recover the resources in garbage, change wastes to treasures and convert harms into benefits.

Keywords:

Agent-oriented, comprehensive integration, hybrid intelligent system, ISMR, modeling,

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