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Gas Biofuels from Waste Biomass - Principles & Advances (Hardcover)
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Gas Biofuels from Waste Biomass - Principles & Advances (Hardcover)
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Waste biomass includes agricultural residues, livestock wastes,
municipal wastes and industrial organic wastes. It should be
utilised or otherwise, it will cause the pollution of water, soil
and even the atmosphere. Gas biofuels have attracted growing
attention as a renewable and clean energy carrier. Gas biofuels
include biogas, biohydrogen and its mixture i.e. biohythane, which
can be produced via anaerobic fermentation or other processes from
waste biomass. This book focuses on the principles of gas biofuels
in terms of types of biofuels, biomass species, and reactor
configuration and production pathway. A number of books focus on
the production of biogas or biohydrogen alone. In comparison, this
book emphasizes the interactions and common knowledge of both. In
addition, the potential of new technologies, such as microbial
electrochemical technologies, and two-stage fermentation on gas
biofuel production are highlighted and specifically discussed based
on the authors' research basis. This book provides a
state-of-the-art technological insight into the production of gas
biofuels from waste biomass. Specifically, this book consists of
three parts. In Part I, the principles for gas biofuels production
from waste biomass, including biogas production (Chapter 1) and
biohydrogen production (Chapter 2). Part II focuses on the
technical advances on gas biofuels production. Pre-treatment of
biomass was firstly introduced in Chapter 3, whereas the advances
of biogas production from high-solid wastes were discussed in
Chapter 4 and Chapter 5. In comparison, biohydrogen production is
reviewed not only through dark fermentation (Chapter 6) but also
emerging microbial electrochemical technology (Chapter 7). The
co-production of biohydrogen and biomethane is reviewed in Chapter
8. In addition to the utilisation of carbon and hydrogen stored in
biomass, nutrients recycling through algae technology is discussed
in Chapter 9. Part III discusses the scale-up and industrialization
of biofuels. An industrial case is introduced to analyse the
bottlenecks and perspectives for development of gas biofuels.
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