Acknowledgement
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Commercial inocula and mature compost were added separately to food wastes in order to compare the inoculating effect on garbage decomposition. Among commercial inocula available in the market, GM (Green Microorganisms) and EM (Effective Microorganisms) were selected as test inocula. Garbage decompostion were evaluated in Volatile Solid (VS) reduction and FDA (Fluorescein DiAcetate) hydrolysis activity. VS reduction with mature compost experiment was higher than that with GM-added one. VS reduction rates were about 32% with mature compost and 27% with GM. When food wastes were treated with GM and EM based on the manufacturer's specifications, GM-added and EM-added food wastes showed only 8% and 9% of VS reduction respectively, which are much lower than those with the mature compost. FDA hydrolysis activity increased during the first 10 days of active composting periods for the composting experiments, while it decreased continuously for the experiments based on manufacturer's specifications.
본 연구는 음식쓰레기 분해촉진용으로 시판되고 있는 식종물질을 음식쓰레기에 첨가하여 처리했을 때의 음식쓰레기 분해정도를 숙성퇴비를 사용한 경우와 비교한 것이다. 시판 중인 식종물질로는 GM(Green Microorganisms)과 EM (Effective Microorganisms) 두가지를 실험대상으로 하였다. 음식쓰레기 분해효과를 비교하기 위하여 일반적인 퇴비화실험과 식종물질제품의 시방내용을 준수한 간이처리실험을 병행하였다. 음식쓰레기 분해효과는 온도와 VS 감소율, 그리고 FDA (Fluorescein DiAcetate) 가수분해활성의 변화를 통하여 비교하였다. 온도변화 및 도달한 최고온도를 비교할 때 일반퇴비화실험에서는
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