Effect of pre-treatment palm oil mill effluent POME on biohydrogen production by local isolate clostridium butyricum
Palm oil mill effluent (POME) contains approximately 6% fiber. The effectiveness of pre-treatment on POME can serve a very good feedstock for hydrogen production in fermentation process. In this research, the effectiveness of pre-treatment methods on POME treated using acid and base were analysed...
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2011
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Summary: | Palm oil mill effluent (POME) contains approximately 6% fiber. The effectiveness of
pre-treatment on POME can serve a very good feedstock for hydrogen production in fermentation
process. In this research, the effectiveness of pre-treatment methods on POME treated using acid
and base were analysed based total carbohydrate and reducing sugar content. By using 1M NaOH
with heat treatment, 26.12% carbon source converted to reducing sugar while by using 1M H2SO4
with heat treatment, over 32.09% carbon source converted to reducing sugar. The highest increment
of total carbohydrate where from acid-heat treatment with 26.1% increment from initial
concentration. At the initial pH (5.5) with fermentation temperature 37 oC, the highest hydrogen
production rate given by acid-heat treatment was 0.5mL H2/mL POME. Different for initial pH 7.0
with the same temperature, the highest hydrogen produced rate was given by base-heat treatment
with 0.59 mL H2/mL POME. The production of hydrogen in 2L bioreactor given much higher
hydrogen production compare to production in serum bottle. This fermentation was run in batch
mode with initial pH 7 and control at 5.5. The maximum hydrogen produce was 4304 mL H2/ L
POME from acid-heat treatment. |
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