啤酒废水的厌氧发酵产氢

对经热处理后的厌氧污泥利用啤酒废水厌氧产氢的影响因素（温度、初始pH值和有机物浓度）进行了研究。结果表明,温度与初始pH值对厌氧产氢过程均有显著影响。最佳温度为35℃,此时,比产氢速率、氢气产率、VFA含量与总糖降解率均达到最大,分别为10.16mL/g-VSS.h、0.1673mL/mg.COD、4640.0mg/L和95.20%。最适初始pH值为6.0～7.0,在此范围内氢气产率、VFA含量、总糖降解率均可获得最大值。一个半经验模型适用于描述初始pH值与氢气产率之间的相互关系。在35℃、初始pH值6.5的条件下,有机物浓度COD1000mg/L～2000mg/L时,总糖降解率与VFA产率均获得最大值。底物抑制模型分析结果显示COD1587mg/L时,氢气产率（0.1935mL/mg.COD）达到最大。     

玉米芯发酵法生物制氢

在批式培养试验中, 以牛粪堆肥为天然产氢菌源, 玉米芯为底物, 通过厌氧发酵生产氢气。系统考察了底物预处理条件、初始pH值和底物浓度对玉米芯产氢能力的影响。在初始pH 8.0, 1.0%盐酸预处理底物30 min, 底物浓度10 g/L的最佳产氢条件下, 玉米芯最大产氢能力〔每克TVS（总挥发性固体物）产氢量〕和最大产氢速率（每克TVS每小时产氢量）分别为107.9 mL /g、4.20 mL/g·h-1。玉米芯经酸预处理后半纤维素含量由42.2%下降至3.0%, 而酸预处理的玉米芯产氢前后纤维素、半纤维素和木质素含量只有少量变化。产氢菌主要用酸预处理产生的可溶性糖产氢, 故底物的酸预处理对玉米芯的发酵产氢非常重要。用傅里叶变换红外光谱(FTIR)分析显示酸预处理和产氢过程中玉米芯的特征峰发生变化, 酸预处理过程降解了底物纤维素的无定形区和半纤维素, 产氢微生物对纤维素的结晶区有破坏作用。     

玉米芯发酵法生物制氢

在批式培养试验中, 以牛粪堆肥为天然产氢菌源, 玉米芯为底物, 通过厌氧发酵生产氢气。系统考察了底物预处理条件、初始pH值和底物浓度对玉米芯产氢能力的影响。在初始pH 8.0, 1.0%盐酸预处理底物30 min, 底物浓度10 g/L的最佳产氢条件下, 玉米芯最大产氢能力〔每克TVS（总挥发性固体物）产氢量〕和最大产氢速率（每克TVS每小时产氢量）分别为107.9 mL /g、4.20 mL/g·h-1。玉米芯经酸预处理后半纤维素含量由42.2%下降至3.0%, 而酸预处理的玉米芯产氢前后纤维素、半纤维素和木质素含量只有少量变化。产氢菌主要用酸预处理产生的可溶性糖产氢, 故底物的酸预处理对玉米芯的发酵产氢非常重要。用傅里叶变换红外光谱(FTIR)分析显示酸预处理和产氢过程中玉米芯的特征峰发生变化, 酸预处理过程降解了底物纤维素的无定形区和半纤维素, 产氢微生物对纤维素的结晶区有破坏作用。     

初始底物浓度对序批式培养光合细菌产氢动力学影响

实验研究了初始底物浓度对序批式培养光合细菌生长、降解及产氢过程的影响,根据最大比生长速率实验数据拟合得到其关于初始底物浓度影响的关联式,并在建立的修正Monod模型基础上建立了光合细菌比生长速率、基质比消耗速率和比产氢速率关于底物初始浓度影响的数学模型,模型预测值与实验结果在光合细菌生长期和稳定期内得到较好吻合,反映了光合细菌生长、降解和产氢过程中受底物初始浓度限制性和抑制性影响的基本规律。分析发现光合细菌生长、降解基质和产氢过程中最适底物浓度为50 mmol/L,初始底物浓度低于或高于该浓度时,光合细菌生长、降解及产氢过程都受到限制性或抑制性影响,且抑制性影响较限制性影响效果更明显;底物比消耗速率受初始底物浓度影响较小。     

酒色着色菌利用产酸克雷伯氏菌发酵废液产氢

研究了酒色着色菌(Chromatiumvinosum DSM185)利用产酸克雷伯氏菌(Klebsiellaoxytoca HP1)发酵产氢废液进行光发酵和暗发酵产氢的可行性,以达到对产氢底物的充分利用和对产氢废液的进一步处理。研究结果表明C.vinosum可以利用K.oxytoca的发酵废液进行光发酵产氢和暗发酵产氢。C.vinosum发酵产氢后废液中残余还原糖和主要有机酸(丁酸)的含量明显降低,发酵产氢的最佳pH为6.5,添加0.1%(W/W)NH4Cl能促进产氢。在光照条件下丁酸利用率可达54.38%,产氢量达36.97mL/mg;在黑暗条件下丁酸利用率可达36.01%,产氢量达37.50mL/mg。     

产氢菌的复合诱变选育及突变株HCM-23的产氢特性

以厌氧产氢细菌Clostridium sp.H-61为原始菌株,先后经亚硝基胍(NTG)、紫外(UV)诱变,选育得到1株高产突变株HCM-23.在葡萄糖浓度为10 g/L的条件下,其产氢量为3024 mL/L,比原始菌株提高了69.89%;其最大产氢速率为33.19 mmol H2/g DW·h,比原始菌株(19.74 mmolH2/g DW·h)提高了68.14%.经过多次传代试验,稳定性良好.其发酵末端产物以乙醇和乙酸为主,属于典型乙醇型发酵代谢类型.其最适产氢初始pH为6.5,最适生长温度为36℃,以蔗糖为最佳碳源.与原始菌株相比,突变株HCM-23的产氢特性发生了改变,如生长延滞期延长,可利用无机氮源等.     

产氢菌的复合诱变选育及突变株HCM-23的产氢特性

以厌氧产氢细菌Clostridium sp. H-61为原始菌株, 先后经亚硝基胍(NTG)、紫外(UV)诱变, 选育得到1株高产突变株HCM-23。在葡萄糖浓度为10 g/L的条件下, 其产氢量为3024 mL/L, 比原始菌株提高了69.89%; 其最大产氢速率为33.19 mmol H2/g DW·h, 比原始菌株(19.74 mmol H2/g DW·h)提高了68.14%。经过多次传代试验, 稳定性良好。其发酵末端产物以乙醇和乙酸为主, 属于典型乙醇型发酵代谢类型。其最适产氢初始pH为6.5, 最适生长温度为36℃, 以蔗糖为最佳碳源。与原始菌株相比, 突变株HCM-23的产氢特性发生了改变, 如生长延滞期延长, 可利用无机氮源等。     

初始pH值对产氢产乙酸/耗氢产乙酸两段耦合工艺定向生产乙酸的影响

以葡萄糖为底物,以经加热预处理并活化过的厌氧污泥为种泥,研究了初始pH值对产氢产乙酸/耗氢产乙酸两段耦合工艺厌氧发酵定向生产乙酸的影响。实验考察了7个初始pH值(5、6、7、8、9、10、11)条件下的底物降解、产物产生和发酵过程pH值的变化。结果表明:产氢产乙酸段初始pH值的变化不仅影响本阶段产酸,而且影响耗氢产乙酸段产酸。初始pH=5时主要进行乙醇型发酵;pH=6和7时主要进行丁酸型发酵;pH=8时混合酸型发酵类型逐渐占优势,pH=8~11时均以乙酸为主要产物,耦合系统生产乙酸最优初始pH值为10。在初始pH=8~11范围内,产氢产乙酸段初期的乙醇浓度一般较高,但到后期因乙醇被微生物进一步代谢转化成乙酸而使其含量下降。     

玉米秸秆水解液发酵联产氢气与2,3-丁二醇的初步研究

选用实验室自行筛选的Klebsiella pneumoniae ECU-15,进行了玉米秸秆水解液发酵联产氢气和2,3-丁二醇的初步研究。结果表明:以葡萄糖为碳源时,两目标产物随培养条件的改变呈现相同的变化趋势,且最佳发酵温度为37℃,最佳pH为6.0,最佳初始糖浓度为30 g/L;不同比例葡萄糖/木糖为混合碳源时,均能实现氢气和2,3-丁二醇的联产过程,但随着木糖含量的增加,细胞产量、氢气产量和2,3-丁二醇的产量都有所下降,并且木糖的存在会降低葡萄糖的消耗速率;实验最后以玉米秸秆水解液和同比例模拟合成培养基为底物,初步探明了该菌株利用水解液发酵联产氢气和2,3-丁二醇的可行性,最终氢气产量为0.65 v/v,产氢得率为0.43 mol/mol sugar;2,3-丁二醇产量为5.05 g/L,得率为0.82 mol/mol sugar。     

木糖发酵产氢菌的筛选及其生长产氢特性研究

利用改进的Hungate厌氧技术, 从牛粪堆肥中分离出一株能有效利用木糖发酵产氢的中温菌HR-1。通过16S rRNA系统发育树分析表明, 菌株 HR-1 与丙酮丁醇梭菌Clostridium acetobutylicum ATCC 824 相似性最高为96%, 结合生理生化和生长特性分析表明, HR-1是梭菌属Clostridium的一个新种, 命名为Clostridium sp. HR-1。菌株HR-1为单胞生长的规则杆状菌(0.3 mm ~0.6 mm)×(1.4 mm~2.3 mm), 革兰氏染色为阴性, 无荚膜、无鞭毛、表面光滑、无明显凸起, 专性厌氧菌。HR-1可在10°C~45°C, pH 4.0~10.0条件下生长; 37°C和pH 8.0分别为其最适生长条件。发酵PYG的主要发酵产物有氢气、二氧化碳、乙酸、丁酸及少量乙醇。HR-1可以利用有机氮源和无机氮源生长并产氢, 酵母提取物是其最佳产氢氮源。HR-1在木糖浓度为3 g/L和初始pH 6.5条件下, 其比产氢量为1.84 mol-H2/mol-木糖, 最大比产氢速率为10.52 mmol H2/h·g-细胞干重。HR-1可以亦利用葡萄糖、半乳糖、纤维二糖、甘露糖和果糖等碳源生长并发酵产氢, 发酵葡萄糖时比产氢量为2.36 mol-H2/mol-葡萄糖。     

Effect of ammonia concentration on fermentative hydrogen production by mixed cultures

The effect of ammonia concentration ranging from 0 to 10 g N/L on fermentative hydrogen production by mixed cultures was investigated in batch tests using glucose as substrate at 35 degrees C and initial pH 7.0. The experimental results showed that during the fermentative hydrogen production, the substrate degradation efficiency increased with increasing ammonia concentration from 0 to 0.01 g N/L. The hydrogen production potential, hydrogen yield and average hydrogen production rate increased with increasing ammonia concentration from 0 to 0.1g N/L. The maximum hydrogen production potential of 291.4 mL, maximum hydrogen yield of 298.8 mL/g glucose and maximum average hydrogen production rate of 8.5 mL/h were all obtained at the ammonia concentration of 0.1g N/L.     

Effect of some environmental parameters on fermentative hydrogen production by Enterobacter cloacae DM11

Fermentative hydrogen production was carried out by Enterobacter cloacae DM11, using glucose as the substrate. The effects of initial substrate concentration, initial medium pH, and temperature were investigated. Results showed that at an initial glucose concentration of 1.0% (m/v), the molar yield of hydrogen was 3.31 mol (mol glucose)(-1). However, at higher initial glucose concentration, both the rate and cumulative volume of hydrogen production decreased. The pH of 6.5 +/- 0.2 at a temperature of 37 degrees C was found most suitable with respect to maximum rate of production of hydrogen in batch fermentation. Activation enthalpies of fermentation and that of thermal deactivation of the present process were estimated following a modified Arrhenius equation. The values were 47.34 and 118.67 kJ mol(-1) K(-1), respectively. The effect of the addition of Fe(2+) on hydrogen production was also studied. It revealed that the presence of iron (Fe(2+)) in the media up to a concentration of 20 mg L(-1) had a marginal enhancing effect on total hydrogen production. A simple model developed from the modified Gompertz equation was applied to estimate the hydrogen production potential, production rate, and lag-phase time in a batch process, based on the cumulative hydrogen production curves, using the software program Curve Expert 1.3.     

Influence of Ni(2+) concentration on biohydrogen production

In this paper, the effect of Ni(2+) concentration ranging from 0 to 50mg/L on fermentative hydrogen production by mixed cultures was investigated in batch test. The results showed that at 35 degrees C and initial pH 7.0, Ni(2+) was able to enhance the hydrogen production rate with increasing Ni(2+) concentration from 0 to 0.2mg/L, and enhance the hydrogen production potential and hydrogen yield with increasing Ni(2+) concentration from 0 to 0.1mg/L. The maximum hydrogen production potential of 288.6mL and the maximum hydrogen yield of 296.1mL/g glucose were obtained at the Ni(2+) concentration of 0.1mg/L. In all tests, the major soluble metabolites produced by mixed cultures were ethanol, acetic acid and butyric acid, without propionic acid. Ni(2+) had little effect on the substrate degradation efficiency with increasing concentration from 0 to 50mg/L. Ni(2+) was able to enhance the biomass production yield with increasing Ni(2+) concentration from 0 to 0.1mg/L. The maximum biomass production yield of 232.5mg/g glucose was obtained at the Ni(2+) concentration of 0.1mg/L. In all tests, the final pH after fermentative hydrogen production was lower than the initial pH.     

Hydrogen production conditions from food waste by dark fermentation with Clostridium beijerinckii KCTC 1785

The optimum conditions for biological hydrogen production from food waste by Clostridium beijerinckii KCTC 1875 were investigated. The optimum initial pH and fermentation temperature were 7.0 and 40°C, respectively. When the pH of fermentation was controlled to 5.5, a maximum amount of hydrogen could be obtained. Under these conditions, about 2,737 mL of hydrogen was produced from 50 g COD/L of food waste for 24 h, and the hydrogen content in the biogas was 38%. Hydrogen production rate and yield were about 108 mL/L·h and 128 mL/g COD_degraded, respectively. High concentrations of acetic (< 5,000 mg/L) or butyric acid (< 3,000 mg/L) significantly inhibited hydrogen production.     

The production of L-serine with a methylotrophic microorganism using the L-serine pathway and coupling with an L-tryptophan-producing process

The cultural conditions for the production of enhanced formation of L-serine (up to 7 g/L) are described with the methylotrophic bacterium Pseudomonas 3 ab (DSM 672). The batch process is divided into three parts: (1) the biomass production phase, (2) substrate limitation period, and (3) L-serine accumulation phase. The initial specific production rate of q(p) = 0.1 g L-serine/g dry wt/h is based on the inhibition of the L-serine pathway. This is accomplished by high precursor concentrations (glycine) and a pH shift to pH 8.5. The enzymatic background is discussed. Furthermore, a coupling of the L-serine process with a L-tryptophan-producing process is demonstrated.     

Improvement of biohydrogen production by Enterobacter cloacae IIT-BT 08 under regulated pH

The present study investigates the effect of pH and intermediate products formation on biological hydrogen production using Enterobacter cloacae IIT-BT 08. Initial pH was found to have a profound effect on hydrogen production potential, while regulating the pH 6.5 throughout the fermentation was found to increase the cumulative hydrogen production rate and yield significantly. Modified Gompertz equation was used to fit the cumulative hydrogen production curves to obtain the hydrogen production potential P, the hydrogen production rate R and lag phase λ. At regulated pH 6.5, higher H(2) yield (3.1molH(2)mol(-1) glucose), specific hydrogen production potential (798.1mL/g) and specific rate of H(2) production (72.1mLL(-1)h(-1)g(-1)) were obtained. The volatile fatty acid profile showed butyrate, ethanol and acetate as the major end metabolites of fermentation under the operating pH conditions tested; however, their pattern of distribution was pH dependent. At the optimum pH of 6.5, the acetate to butyrate ratio (A/B ratio) was found to be higher than that at any other pH. The study also investigates the effect of sodium ions on biohydrogen production potential. It was also found that sodium ion concentration up to 250mM enhanced the hydrogen production potential; however, any further increase in the metal ion concentration had an inhibitory effect.