Hydrogen production food waste

Fermentative hydrogen production from food waste... [Pg.149]

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A practical application of photosynthetic bacteria for hydrogen production can not utilize expensive synthetic culture media like that used in laboratory experiments. Instead cheap organic substrates must be used, such as residual wastes from the food industry or waste waters with high... [Pg.7]

Photo-biological Hydrogen Production from Food Waste... [Pg.47]

With most industrial activities, the high concentration of chemicals, by products or wastes, can result in high levels of associated odour. This is particularly of concern with food processing, tannery processes and the use or production of sulphur-containing compounds such as hydrogen sulphide. It is a particularly difficult class of pollution to deal with as individual senses vary. In addition, the levels at which odorous agents are sensed, whilst a nuisance, may not be toxic. ... [Pg.259]

Over the last years food wastes have earned an increasing attention as feedstock for hydrogen production they include kitchen refuse, municipal wastes (a part of), food industry co-products (oil mill, cheese whey) and starch manufacturing wastes. Food wastes show high energy content (85—95% of volatile solids and 75—85% moisture) and high biodegradability, which favours microbial anaerobic development. [Pg.272]

Hydrogen and methane production from food waste 20.4.3.1 Hydrogen production... [Pg.633]

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