INSITU RECOVERY OF BUTANOL DURING FERMENTATION .2. FED-BATCH EXTRACTIVE FERMENTATION
INSITU RECOVERY OF BUTANOL DURING FERMENTATION .2. FED-BATCH EXTRACTIVE FERMENTATION
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00387326
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发表时间:
1987-01-01
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WILKE, CR
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ROFFLER, SR;BLANCH, HW;WILKE, CR
End-product inhibition in the acetone-butanol fermentation was reduced by using extractive fermentation to continuously remove acetone and butanol from the fermentation broth. In situ removal of inhibitory products from Clostridium acetobutylicum resulted in increased reactor productivity; volumetric butanol productivity increased from 0.58 kg/(m3h) in batch fermentation to 1.5 kg/(m3h) in fed-batch extractive fermentation using oleyl alcohol as the extraction solvent. The use of fed-batch operation allowed glucose solutions of up to 500 kg/m3to be fermented, resulting in a 3.5- to 5-fold decrease in waste water volume. Butanol reached a concentration of 30–35 kg/m3in the oleyl alcohol extractant at the end of fermentation, a concentration that is 2–3 times higher than is possible in regular batch or fed-batch fermentation. Butanol productivities and glucose conversions in fed-batch extractive fermentation compare favorable with continuous fermentation and in situ product removal fermentations.