IMPACTS OF PH, TEMPERATURE, AND PRETREATMENT METHOD ON BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM ORGANIC WASTES BY SEWAGE MICROFLORA

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WONGTHANATE JARUWAN; CHINNACOTPONG KITTIBODEE; KHUMPONG MADSAMON

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Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Year:2014 | Volume:5 | Issue:5 Page(s): 2-6

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Title

IMPACTS OF PH, TEMPERATURE, AND PRETREATMENT METHOD ON BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM ORGANIC WASTES BY SEWAGE MICROFLORA

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WONGTHANATE JARUWAN | CHINNACOTPONG KITTIBODEE | KHUMPONG MADSAMON | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION

ORGANIC WASTES

TEMPERATURE

PRETREATMENT METHOD

Abstract

BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION could be generated from ORGANIC WASTES - food and beverage processing wastewater, restaurant food waste, and raw starch waste. Fermentative hydrogen production from food and beverage processing wastewater by sewage microflora was optimized in terms of PH (4.5 to 7.0), mesophilic condition (35oC ±2oC), and thermophilic condition (50oC ±2oC). Low initial PH (6.5) and mesophilic condition favored hydrogen production (0.28 L/L) indicating that such parameters along with the wastewater characteristics were crucial to dark-fermentative hydrogen production. PRETREATMENT METHODs (methanogenic inhibitor, sterilization, sonication, and acidification) on restaurant food waste and raw starch waste to enhance BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION were also investigated in this study. Maximum hydrogen yields of 3.48 ml H2/g COD and 2.18 ml H2/g COD were observed in sterilization of pretreated restaurant food and raw starch wastes, respectively.

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THERMOPHILIC FERMENTATIONS OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC SUBSTRATES AND ECONOMICS OF BIOFUELS: PROSPECTS IN PAKISTAN

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WONGTHANATE, JARUWAN, CHINNACOTPONG, KITTIBODEE, & KHUMPONG, MADSAMON. (2014). IMPACTS OF PH, TEMPERATURE, AND PRETREATMENT METHOD ON BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM ORGANIC WASTES BY SEWAGE MICROFLORA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, 5(5), 2-6. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/327044/en

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WONGTHANATE JARUWAN, CHINNACOTPONG KITTIBODEE, KHUMPONG MADSAMON. IMPACTS OF PH, TEMPERATURE, AND PRETREATMENT METHOD ON BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM ORGANIC WASTES BY SEWAGE MICROFLORA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2014;5(5):2-6. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/327044/en

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JARUWAN WONGTHANATE, KITTIBODEE CHINNACOTPONG, and MADSAMON KHUMPONG, “IMPACTS OF PH, TEMPERATURE, AND PRETREATMENT METHOD ON BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM ORGANIC WASTES BY SEWAGE MICROFLORA,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, vol. 5, no. 5, pp. 2–6, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/327044/en

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