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7. Two-Stage Process to Enhance Bio-hydrogen Production

Authors : E. Judith Martínez, Daniel Blanco, Xiomar Gómez

Published in: Improving Biogas Production

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Bio-hydrogen is generated by renewable feedstocks from biological, chemical, thermochemical and photolytic methods. Biological methods such as dark fermentation have been suggested as a feasible alternative to produce this gas and obtain a sustainable energy source. Bio-hydrogen is not a primary energy source, but it is compatible with electrochemical and combustion processes for energy conversion; this gas can be stored, transported and utilised to fulfil energy needs, and it also contributes to minimise carbon-based emissions reducing environmental pollution and climate change. In the present manuscript, a review is performed about the state of the art of the dark fermentation process and its integration with other processes in an attempt to increase the efficiency of substrate conversion. The two-stage configurations studied involve the bioprocesses for hydrogen production and waste treatment by coupling the dark fermentation process with an alternative biological route such as anaerobic digestion, microbial electrochemical systems or photo-fermentation to promote an efficient stabilisation and use of the organic matter.

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Title: Two-Stage Process to Enhance Bio-hydrogen Production
Authors: E. Judith Martínez
Daniel Blanco
Xiomar Gómez
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
Book: Improving Biogas Production
Print ISBN: 978-3-030-10515-0

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-030-10516-7

Copyright Year: 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-10516-7_7