highly significantp < 0.001
R2 = 0.465) with a standard error of estimate of 4.331, and was also highly significant (F = 152.675, p < 0.001).
R2 = 0.465) with a standard error of estimate of 4.331, and was also highly significant (F = 152.675, p < 0.001).
At the temperature of 65°C the c values under different organic matter contents and moisture contents exhibit a clear trend influenced by changes in temperature and humidity ( Fig 2d ).
For temperature, it first shows a decreasing trend up to 45oC, then a rising trend.
Similarly, the φ values will have an increasing trend with the increasing organic matter content.
The c strength of MSW with an organic matter content of 30% also showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing.