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The suitability of molasses, Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum), empty fruit bunches (EFB), palm oil mill effluent (POME), and glycerol waste as a co-substrate with Chlorella sp. TISTR 8411 biomass for biohythane production was investigated. Mono-digestion of Chlorella biomass had hydrogen and methane yield of 23–35 and 164–177 mL gVS−1, respectively. Co-digestion of Chlorella biomass with 2–6% TS of organic wastes was optimized for biohythane production with hydrogen and methane yield of 17–75 and 214–577 mL gVS−1, respectively. The hydrogen and methane yield from co-digestion of Chlorella biomass with molasses, POME, and glycerol waste was increased by 8–100% and 80–264%, respectively. The biohythane production of co-digestion of Chlorella was 6–11 L L-mixed waste−1 with an optimal C/N ratio range of 19–41 and H2/CH4 ratio range of 0.06–0.3. Co-digestion of Chlorella biomass was significantly improved biohythane production in term of yield, production rate, and kinetics.  相似文献   
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An anaerobic sequencing batch biofilm reactor (AnSBBR) treating a mixture of dairy industry wastewater and biodiesel production wastewater (co-digestion of whey with glycerin) was applied to hydrogen production. The influence of fed-batch and batch mode, cycle time and interactions effects between influent concentration and cycle time (2, 3 and 4 h) over the organic loading rate were assessed in order to obtain a sensitivity analysis for important operational variables to the reactor. It was possible to find an optimal cycle time of 3 h with an influent concentration of 7000 mgCOD L?1 (molar productivity 129.0 molH2 m?3 d?1 and yield 5.4 molH2 kgCOD?1). Reactor operation in fed-batch mode allowed higher hydrogen production rates. Increasing the influent concentration (with a constant cycle time) was better for the hydrogen production process than decreasing the cycle length (with a constant influent concentration), which means that these two parameters have different weights in the organic loading rate. The best operational conditions produce hydrogen via acetic, butyric and valeric acids similarly. The system is able to produce 1.3 kJ per gram of COD applied.  相似文献   
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Buffalo grass and alkaline-pretreated buffalo grass samples were co-digested with cow manure separately to generate biogas in anaerobic reactors. The study considered a solid content of 20% (10% buffalo grass and 10% cow manure). The methane (CH4) content and CH4 yield of the distinct experiments were compared. For the untreated buffalo grass, the weighed buffalo grass was mixed with cow manure and water. For the alkaline-pretreated buffalo grass, the weighed buffalo grass was soaked in 1% sodium hydroxide for 1 day prior to being mixed with cow manure and water. The untreated and pretreated buffalo grass-manure were fed semi-continuously at the rate of 125 mL/day for five days feeding in a 5 L reactor, with 40 days hydraulic retention time. The experiments were conducted for approximately 100 days. Results were reported when the systems were in steady-state conditions. The chemical oxygen demand (COD) conversion efficiency of co-digestion of the untreated and pretreated buffalo grass-manure were 46.21 and 62.76%, respectively, and for the total volatile solids (TVS) were 68.50 and 71.80%, respectively. The CH4 contents generated from co-digestion of the untreated and pretreated buffalo grass-manure were 48.32% and 50.36%, respectively. The CH4 yields generated from co-digestion of the untreated and pretreated buffalo grass-manure were 328 and 385 L/kgTVS conversion, respectively. It was observed from the experiments that pretreatment of the buffalo grass prior to co-digestion provided system stability during biogas production.  相似文献   
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Hydrogen production from mesophilic anaerobic co-digestion of food waste (FW) and crude glycerol (GLC) was investigated in this study. Batch experiments were carried out at 35 °C for 36 h to assess the effect of supplementation of different glycerol concentrations (1%, 3% and 5% (v/v)) on dark fermentation of FW. The maximum hydrogen yield (180 mLH2/gVS) was obtained at 5% GLC while the maximum specific production rate (around 13 mLH2/(gVS.h)) was similar for all experiments with glycerol addition. Besides contributing to increase H2 productivity, the presence of glycerol reduced the microorganisms acclimation time (Lag phase) in comparison to the control tests conducted without this co-substrate. In addition, the increment of glycerol concentration also enhanced volatile fatty acids generation and favoured the production of 1,3-propanediol (1,3-PDO). In the experimental conditions studied (i.e., 1–5% (v/v) of GLC), the results revealed that co-digestion of FW and GLC is promising and can be potentially used to maximize energy production while contributing to the management and treatment of these wastes.  相似文献   
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The main objective of this study is to investigate the effect of co-digestion using industrial-agro waste and operating temperature of digester slurry to enhance the biogas and methane yield. The anaerobic digestion process is carried out by using a floating dome type bio-digester with the capacity of 1?m3. The co-digestion of press mud and rice straw with the ratio of 1:1, slurry temperature mesophilic range of (30–40°C) and thermophilic raange of (41–55°C) is used in this study. The maximum generation of daily biogas and weekly methane yield obtained were about 190?L/day and 55% in the case of the thermophilic condition. The lowest generation of daily biogas and weekly methane yield obtained were about 130?L/day and 33% in the case of mesophilic condition. The 10 percentage of cow dung is used as an inoculum of the digester and 30 days of hydro retention time for both the temperature ranges. The methane and biogas yield is at its peak and there was a faster hydro retention time in thermophilic range temperature at 52°C.  相似文献   
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Two steps of hydrolysis and anaerobic biogas production processes was investigated in this study. In the first step, subcritical water (SBW) hydrolysis and chemical (acid/alkali) pretreatments were carried out to enhance hydrolysis efficiency by obtaining and analyzing the total volatile fatty acids (TVFA), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and total sugar productions from spent coffee grounds (SCG) hydrolysate. The subcritical water (SBW) hydrolysis under the condition of temperature 150 °C for 30 min can greatly improve the organic matter breakdown and reached the COD concentration of 1010 g/L which was 30% higher than the untreated raw SCG. For chemical pretreatments, it was found that the alkaline hydrolysis of SCG resulted in the greatest total sugar concentration of 181 g/L whereas the operation conditions were 2.0 M NaOH at 60 °C for 1 h. The peak of TVFA concentration 3725 mg/L was found at the acid hydrolysis of SCG with 1.0 M H2SO4 acid, 60 °C for 1 h. The optimal biomethane yield of 115 mL/g COD was obtained when 1.0 M H2SO4 acid hydrolysate co-digestion with pulp wastewater which increase methane yield production 8 times of raw pulp wastewater. The pretreatment process was confirmed in this study can significant improve the converting of the biowastes to bioenergy efficiency.  相似文献   
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Nymphoides peltatum (NP) is exploited as a novel feedstock for biomethane production via anaerobic co-digestion with waste sludge (WS). Batch experiments are conducted under mesophilic condition at NP/WS of 1/3, 2/2, 3/1, 0/4 and 4/0 based on volatile solids (VS). Prior to anaerobic digestion (AD), NP undergoes only natural drying and grinding. The maximum net cumulative methane yield (265.16 mL CH4·g VSadded?1) and the highest gross VS removal rate (56.12%) are obtained at NP/WS of 1/3. The kinetic analysis by the modified Gompertz model fit hinted that 28 days is adequate for methane recovery and co-digestion significantly accelerates the digestion rate. Synergetic effect is corroborated to exist in co-digestion due to amiable conditions in term of total ammonia nitrogen, free ammonia, pH, volatile fatty acids and total alkalinity. High-throughput 16S rRNA pyrosequencing reveals that Bacteroidetes, Firmicutes, Methanosarcina and Methanosaeta are conducive to AD of NP.  相似文献   
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This study involves continuous co-digestion of swine manure and pineapple waste mixture using two-stage anaerobic reactors and examines hydraulic retention time (HRT) and substrate heat pre-treatment. The maximum hydrogen and methane production rates of 1488.62 and 991.57 mL/L/d, respectively, reached optimal HRTs of 4.5 h in the hydrogen production fermenter (HPF) and 9 d in the methane production fermenter (MPF) using heat pre-treatment. Acetic acid is a dominant volatile fatty acid of the soluble metabolites with values 70%–73% under all the tested conditions and increased values under heat pre-treatment and high HRT. Firmicutes and Euryarchaeota are the main bacteria species detected in HPF and MPF, respectively. The optimal total energy of 196.47 kJ/L/d and chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal efficiency of 90% were obtained by a complete anaerobic co-digestion process at a high substrate concentration of 105 g COD/L and low HRT of 4.5 h. This shows that the two-stage co-digestion process could increase the COD removal efficiency, hydrogen production rate, and net energy gains and produce high quality biogas and significantly reduce fermentation time.  相似文献   
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Algal biomass is a promising candidate for biofuels/chemicals production in recent decades due to their huge availability and ease of cultivation methods when compared to terrestrial crops. Anaerobic digestion (AD) of algal biomass is viable option for green and sustainable biorefinery to produce energy and waste minimization. In this study, the feasibility of microalgal and macroalgal biomass on biomethane production and evaluated for mono-digestion and co-digestion process. The experiments resulted showed that mono-digestion gave relatively lower methane yield (MY) of 102–180 mL/g VS than co-digestion experiments. Co-digestion of microalgae and macroalgae biomass in the ratio of 2:8 provided the peak MY of 256 mL/g VS with an increment in MY over 40–70% than the individual algal biomass. The kinetic analysis showed that synergic effect of co-digestion with proper nutrient balance promoted the methane conversion yield from algal biomass with reduction in lag-phase time and overall improved process performances. Co-digestion of mixed algal strain is a feasible strategy to boost-up the performance of AD with relative easiness in real-field applications.  相似文献   
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A series of laboratory experiments were performed in continuously stirred tank reactors at mesophilic conditions, fed semi-continuously with various mixtures of diluted poultry manure and whey. Co-digestion of whey with manure was proved to be possible without any need of chemical addition up to 50% participation of whey (by volume) to the daily feed mixture. Up to this point, specific biogas production (L/kg VSin) remained roughly unchanged at the various whey fractions added in the feed mixture, mainly due to the lower chemical oxygen demand (COD) of whey compared to that of manure. At whey fractions above 50%, the reactor turned to be unstable, as shown by the considerable decrease in pH and biogas production. The experiments were scaled up to a continuously stirred pilot tank reactor, which had previously been acclimated to poultry manure digestion. Whey was gradually introduced in the feed, at increasing rates, replacing equivalent volumes of manure, in such a way, that total COD of the feed remained constant. For an hydraulic retention time of 18 days at 35 °C and organic loading rate of 4.9 g COD/LR d, it was found that biogas production increased from 1.5 to 2.2 L/LR d (almost 40%). This could be mainly attributed to the higher biodegradability of carbohydrates (main constituent of whey) compared to lipids (main constituent of manure) and to the correction (increase) of C:N ratio.  相似文献   
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