Optimisation of degraded Biodegradable Municipal Waste (BMW) products by enzymatic treatment
通过酶处理优化可生物降解城市垃圾 (BMW) 产品的降解
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- 批准号:2114238
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2018 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Within India, only 25% of the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generated is processed and taken to landfill; and the landfills that are there are overfilling. Therefore, a process to degrade the organic fraction of the MSW by enzymatic treatment to produce sugars is under development. This organic fraction (BMW) then degrades to sugars which can be sold for a small commercial value. However, the different compositions of the MSW may affect the yields of the products - so an optimisation process to find the 'best' sugar yield through the best source of fibre present would be an important step. These sugars could then potentially then be converted into diverse high-value products for different industries.- Levulinic acidThe acid hydrolysis of sugars can form Levulinic acid - a substance that can synthesise several organic chemicals. The esterification of levulinic acid can form a diesel miscible fuel (DMB) that may decrease the CO2 generated from fossil fuel consumption (Fernandes et. al, 2012). Other uses include as a textile, resin, plasticiser and antifreeze.- Organic acidsAlternatively, the addition of microbes can ferment the sugars to produce organic acids (such as lactic acid) which have a greater commercial value. It is difficult to do this process in a batch reactor - as the organic acids produce an acidic environment which kill the microbes; stopping the process.Current research has been looking at genetically engineering the microbes to resist the acidic environment - however this would drive up operational costs. Alternatively, converting this to a continuous process without changing the microbes could solve a lot of issues - such as greater conversion, stopping the build-up of organic acids and is a necessary step for scale-up of the process.- Transport fuelsTransport fuels could be produced in several ways from the BMW:1) The organic acids discussed above can undergo (bio)hydrogenation to convert them into alcohols and so to biofuels. 2) The sugars can be fermented into ethanol and biodieselsEach stage of these developed processes would require certain steps:- Model-based Design of Experiments- Process perturbation, to see how the process is affected by potential issues or changes- Conversion from batch to continuous- Modelling of process- Integration of process control to measure and analysis the process
在印度,只有25%的城市固体废物(MSW)被处理并送往垃圾填埋场;那里的垃圾填埋场已经过度填埋。因此,一种通过酶处理来降解垃圾中的有机部分以产生糖的工艺正在开发中。然后,这种有机成分(宝马)会降解成糖,可以以很小的商业价值出售。然而,生活垃圾的不同成分可能会影响产品的产量--因此,通过现有最好的纤维来源找到最佳糖产量的优化过程将是重要的一步。然后,这些糖可能会被转化为不同行业的各种高价值产品。--乙酰丙酸糖的酸解可以形成乙酰丙酸--一种可以合成几种有机化学品的物质。乙酰丙酸的酯化可以形成一种柴油混合燃料(DMB),它可以减少化石燃料消耗产生的二氧化碳(Fernandes et。Al,2012)。其他用途还包括用作纺织品、树脂、增塑剂和防冻剂。-有机酸。或者,添加微生物可以发酵糖,产生具有更大商业价值的有机酸(如乳酸)。在间歇反应器中很难完成这一过程--因为有机酸会产生酸性环境,杀死微生物;停止这个过程。目前的研究一直在寻找通过基因工程改造微生物来抵抗酸性环境的方法--然而,这会推高运营成本。或者,在不改变微生物的情况下将其转化为连续的过程可以解决许多问题--例如更高的转化率,阻止有机酸的积累,这是扩大该过程的必要步骤。-运输燃料运输燃料宝马可以通过几种方式生产运输燃料:1)上面讨论的有机酸可以进行(生物)氢化,将它们转化为酒精,从而转化为生物燃料。2)糖可以发酵成乙醇和生物柴油这些开发的过程的每个阶段都需要特定的步骤:-基于模型的实验设计-过程扰动,以查看过程如何受到潜在问题或变化的影响-从批量转换为连续-过程建模-过程控制集成,以测量和分析过程
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