Hydrogen production by dark fermentation process: Effect of initial organic load
El tratamiento de la biomasa residual a través del proceso de fermentación oscura (DF) se presenta como un proceso sostenible. alternativa, donde se produce biohidrógeno, que tiene un alto potencial energético, y subproductos de base biológica. En consecuencia, este trabajo tuvo como objetivo determ...
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Rangel, Carol
Sastoque, Jeisson
Calderon, Juan
Mosquera, Jhessica
Velásquez Perilla, Pablo Elías
Cabeza Rojas, Iván Orlando
Acevedo Pabón, Paola Andrea
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Fermentación oscura
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Dark Fermentation
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Biohydrogen
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El tratamiento de la biomasa residual a través del proceso de fermentación oscura (DF) se presenta como un proceso sostenible. alternativa, donde se produce biohidrógeno, que tiene un alto potencial energético, y subproductos de base biológica. En consecuencia, este trabajo tuvo como objetivo determinar la carga orgánica máxima para la producción de bio-hidrógeno, de biomasa residual disponible en Colombia. Se construyó un diseño experimental para determinar el Potencial de hidrógeno bioquímico (BHP) de mezclas compuestas de tres sustratos: estiércol de cerdo (PM), cacao mucílago (CCM) y mucílago de café (CFM). El diseño manejó dos variables independientes, la orgánica carga (10 gVS / l, 20 gVS / l, 30 gVS / l, 40 g VS / ly 50 gVS / l), que se determinaron de acuerdo con el caracterización fisicoquímica de los sustratos, y el S / X evaluado en dos niveles 1: 1 y 1: 2. los Los experimentos se llevaron a cabo en condiciones mesofílicas (± 35 ° C), una relación C / N de 35 y se fijó un pH de 5,5. Como resultado, se evaluaron cinco mezclas, más cinco objetivos. Los reactores eran erlenmeyers de 250 ml, sellado herméticamente, calentado y agitado en un plato caliente. Las pruebas se permitieron ejecutar hasta la detección de CH4; El monitoreo diario con un analizador de gases portátil Biogas 5000® hizo esto. Tras la determinación de la Características fisicoquímicas del efluente, sólidos totales (TS), sólidos volátiles (VS), proteínas y químicos. Se analizaron DQO de demanda de oxígeno para cada uno de los reactores. Los resultados muestran que la carga orgánica de 10gSV / L y el S / X de 1 tiene la tasa de producción más alta con 232 ml de H2, con una producción de grasa volátil ácidos (VFA) de 4040 mg DQO / L, y un porcentaje de eliminación de VS del 84%. La eliminación de VS y VFA permite sugiriendo procesos secundarios asociados con esquemas de biorefinería, para una eliminación más significativa de sólidos volátiles y la obtención de otros subproductos de valor agregado |
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Rangel, CarolSastoque, JeissonCalderon, JuanMosquera, JhessicaVelásquez Perilla, Pablo ElíasCabeza Rojas, Iván OrlandoAcevedo Pabón, Paola AndreaVol. 792020-04-28T21:13:37Z2020-04-28T21:13:37Z2020-04-0122839216https://doi.org/10.3303/CET2079023https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12494/17481Rangel, C., Sastoque, J., Calderon, J., Mosquera, J., Velasquez, P., Cabeza, I., & Acevedo, P. (2020). Hydrogen Production by Dark Fermentation Process: Effect of Initial Organic Load. Chemical Engineering Transactions, 79, 133-138. https://doi.org/10.3303/CET2079023El tratamiento de la biomasa residual a través del proceso de fermentación oscura (DF) se presenta como un proceso sostenible. alternativa, donde se produce biohidrógeno, que tiene un alto potencial energético, y subproductos de base biológica. En consecuencia, este trabajo tuvo como objetivo determinar la carga orgánica máxima para la producción de bio-hidrógeno, de biomasa residual disponible en Colombia. Se construyó un diseño experimental para determinar el Potencial de hidrógeno bioquímico (BHP) de mezclas compuestas de tres sustratos: estiércol de cerdo (PM), cacao mucílago (CCM) y mucílago de café (CFM). El diseño manejó dos variables independientes, la orgánica carga (10 gVS / l, 20 gVS / l, 30 gVS / l, 40 g VS / ly 50 gVS / l), que se determinaron de acuerdo con el caracterización fisicoquímica de los sustratos, y el S / X evaluado en dos niveles 1: 1 y 1: 2. los Los experimentos se llevaron a cabo en condiciones mesofílicas (± 35 ° C), una relación C / N de 35 y se fijó un pH de 5,5. Como resultado, se evaluaron cinco mezclas, más cinco objetivos. Los reactores eran erlenmeyers de 250 ml, sellado herméticamente, calentado y agitado en un plato caliente. Las pruebas se permitieron ejecutar hasta la detección de CH4; El monitoreo diario con un analizador de gases portátil Biogas 5000® hizo esto. Tras la determinación de la Características fisicoquímicas del efluente, sólidos totales (TS), sólidos volátiles (VS), proteínas y químicos. Se analizaron DQO de demanda de oxígeno para cada uno de los reactores. Los resultados muestran que la carga orgánica de 10gSV / L y el S / X de 1 tiene la tasa de producción más alta con 232 ml de H2, con una producción de grasa volátil ácidos (VFA) de 4040 mg DQO / L, y un porcentaje de eliminación de VS del 84%. La eliminación de VS y VFA permite sugiriendo procesos secundarios asociados con esquemas de biorefinería, para una eliminación más significativa de sólidos volátiles y la obtención de otros subproductos de valor agregadoThe treatment of residual biomass through the dark fermentation (DF) process is presented as a sustainable alternative, where bio-hydrogen is produced, which has a high energy potential, and bio-based sub-products. Consequently, this work aimed to determine the maximum organic load for the production of bio-hydrogen, from residual biomass available in Colombia. An experimental design was constructed to determine the biochemical hydrogen potential (BHP) of mixtures composed of three substrates: pig manure (PM), cocoa mucilage (CCM), and coffee mucilage (CFM). The design managed two independent variables, the organic load (10 gVS/l, 20 gVS/l, 30 gVS/l, 40 g VS/l, and 50 gVS/l), which were determined according to the physicochemical characterization of the substrates, and the S/X evaluated on two levels 1:1 and 1:2. The experiments were carried under mesophilic conditions (±35°C), a C/N ratio of 35, and a pH of 5.5 was fixed. As a result, five mixtures were evaluated, plus five targets. The reactors were erlenmeyers of 250mL, hermetically sealed, heated, and stirred in a hot plate. The tests were allowed to run until the detection of CH4; daily monitoring with a Biogas 5000® portable gas analyser did this. Following the determination of the physicochemical characteristics of the effluent, total solids (TS), volatile solids (VS), proteins, and chemical oxygen demand COD were analysed for each of the reactors. The results show that the organic load of 10gSV/L and the S/X of 1 has the highest production rate with 232 mL of H2, with a production of volatile fatty acids (VFA) of 4040mg COD/L, and a VS removal percentage of 84%. The removal of VS and the VFA allows suggesting secondary processes associated with bio-refinery schemes, for a more significant elimination of volatile solids and the obtaining of other value-added by-productshttps://scienti.minciencias.gov.co/cvlac/visualizador/generarCurriculoCv.do?cod_rh=0000640751http://scienti.colciencias.gov.co:8081/cvlac/visualizador/generarCurriculoCv.do?cod_rh=0001028111https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1549-3819https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4405-6861https://scienti.minciencias.gov.co/gruplac/jsp/visualiza/visualizagr.jsp?nro=00000000002960paola.acevedop@ucc.edu.copablo.velasquez@campusucc.edu.co133-138 p.Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, Facultad de Ingenierías, Ingeniería Industrial, BogotáIngeniería IndustrialBogotáhttps://www.cetjournal.it/index.php/cet/article/view/CET2079023ItaliaChemical Engineering TransactionsAlibardi, L., Cossu, R., 2016. Effects of carbohydrate, protein and lipid content of organic waste on hydrogen production and fermentation products. Waste Management 47, 69–77Argun, H., Dao, S., 2017. Bio-hydrogen production from waste peach pulp by dark fermentation: Effect of inoculum addition. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 42, 2569–2574.Argun, H., Kargi, F., Kapdan, I.K., Oztekin, R., 2008. Biohydrogen production by dark fermentation of wheat powder solution: Effects of C/N and C/P ratio on hydrogen yield and formation rate. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 33, 1813–1819Atasoy, M., Owusu-Agyeman, I., Plaza, E., Cetecioglu, Z., 2018. Bio-based volatile fatty acid production and recovery from waste streams: Current status and future challenges. Bioresource Technology 268, 773– 786.Chanakya, H.N., De Alwis, A.A.P., 2004. Environmental Issues and Management in Primary Coffee Processing. Process Safety and Environmental Protection 82, 291–300Dahiya, S., Sarkar, O., Swamy, Y.V., Venkata Mohan, S., 2015. Acidogenic fermentation of food waste for volatile fatty acid production with co-generation of biohydrogen. Bioresource Technology 182, 103–113Fedecacao - Federación Nacional de Cacaoteros, n.d. Histórico de la Producción Nacional 2008-2018 URL https://www.fedecacao.com.co/portal/index.php/es/ (accessed 28.10.19).Federación Nacional de Biocombustibles de Colombia. Boletín informativo No. 191, Bogotá D.C, Colombia, n.d. fedebicombustibles.com. URL https://www.fedebiocombustibles.com/nota-web-id-3082.htm (accessed 24.09.19).García-Cáceres, R.G., Perdomo, A., Ortiz, O., Beltrán, P., López, K., 2014. Characterization of the supply and value chains of Colombian cocoa. DYNA 81, 30–40.Gómez, X., Cuetos, M.J., Prieto, J.I., Morán, A., 2009. Bio-hydrogen production from waste fermentation: Mixing and static conditions. Renewable Energy 34, 970–975.Guo, L., Lu, M., Li, Q., Zhang, J., She, Z., 2015. A comparison of different pretreatments on hydrogen fermentation from waste sludge by fluorescence excitation-emission matrix with regional integration analysis. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 40, 197–208.Hallenbeck, P.C., Benemann, J.R., 2002. Biological hydrogen production; fundamentals and limiting processes. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, BIOHYDROGEN 2002 27, 1185–1193.Hernandez M., Gonzalez A.J., Suarez F., Ochoa C., Candela A.M., Cabeza I., 2018. Assessment of the biohydrogen production potential of different organic residues in colombia: cocoa waste, pig manure and coffee mucilage. Chemical Engineering Transactions 65, 247–252Hernández, M., Rodríguez, M., 2013. Hydrogen production by anaerobic digestion of pig manure: Effect of operating conditions. Renewable Energy 53, 187–192.Hernández, M.A., Rodríguez Susa, M., Andres, Y., 2014. 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Metabolic Flux Analysis of Hydrogen Production from Rice Starch by Anaerobic Sludge under Varying Organic Loading. 1 49, 409–414.Kanchanasuta, S., Kittipongpattana, K., Pisutpaisal, N., 2017. Improvement of Biohydrogen Fermentation by Co-digestion of Crude Glycerol with Palm Oil Decanter Cake. 1 57, 1963–1968.Killeen, T.J., Schroth, G., Turner, W., Harvey, C.A., Steininger, M.K., Dragisic, C., Mittermeier, R.A., 2011. Stabilizing the agricultural frontier: Leveraging REDD with biofuels for sustainable development. Biomass and Bioenergy, Land use impacts of bioenergy. Selected papers from the IEA Bioenergy Task 38 Meetings in Helsinki, 2009 and Brussels, 2010 35, 4815–4823.Kongjan, P., Inchan, S., Chanthong, S., Jariyaboon, R., Reungsang, A., O-Thong, S., 2019. Hydrogen production from xylose by moderate thermophilic mixed cultures using granules and biofilm up-flow anaerobic reactors. 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