Biohydrogen (H2) production from renewable wastewater signifies a sustainable alternative to a fossil fuel-based economy. H2 is deemed to be the futuristic energy carrier with a high-energy yield. This chapter specifically addresses H2 production through wastewater remediation. A comprehensive emphasis is made on the fermentative routes, namely, light-driven and light-independent processes, encompassing wastewater and mixed culture application as a focal point. Important process parameters that have critical roles on process efficiency are elaborated. Some of the persistent limitations encountered during the process operation are delineated. Stress is made on the pertinent discussion on biocatalyst pretreatment methods in the context of mixed culture wastewater usage. Reported strategies to overcome the limitations are discussed to make the process economically viable, especially for large-scale applications.
It also gives insight into scale-up problems and limitations. In addition, the book discusses mathematical modeling of the various processes involved in biohydrogen production and the software required to model the processes.
The book also discusses issues of biohydrogen economy, policy and environmental impact. Biohydrogen looks set to be the fuel of choice in the future, replacing both fossil fuels and biorenewable liquid fuels.
With 50% more content, this new edition outlines the scaling of processes and features material from experienced international researchers working at the interface of biotechnology and engineering.
This book presents latest research results and strategies evolving from an international research cooperation, discussing the current status of Biohydrogen research and picturing future trends and applications.
This book will provide a platform for motivation of researchers and industrialists for innovative ideas and thoughts to bring biohydrogen production at industrial scale.
Covering several advanced waste-to-biohydrogen pretreatment and production processes, this book investigates the future trends and the promising pathways for biohydrogen production from waste.
Development of biohydrogen production by photobiological, fermentation and electrochemical processes: A review. ... biomass gasification for hydrogen-rich syngas production during allothermal and hybrid solar/autothermal operation.
This book comprehensively introduces fundamentals and applications of fermentative hydrogen production from organic wastes, consisting of eight chapters, covering the microbiology, biochemistry and enzymology of hydrogen production, the ...
ABSTRACT Hydrogen produced by microalgae and bacteria is biohydrogen. There are currently no practical biohydrogen production processes. However, several concepts have promise for near- to long-term process development.
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