Enhanced methane production from cellulose using a two-stage process involving a bioelectrochemical system and a fixed film reactor

Enhanced methane production from cellulose using a two-stage process involving a bioelectrochemical system and a fixed film reactor

Background: It is desirable to improve the anaerobic digestion processes of recalcitrant materials, such as cellulose. Enhancement of methane (CH4) production from organic molecules was previously accomplished through coupling a bioelectrochemical system (BES); however, scaling-up BES-based producti...

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Main Authors: Kondo, A. (Author), Morita, M. (Author), Sasaki, D. (Author), Sasaki, K. (Author), Tsuge, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Anaerobic digestion
Anaerobic digestion process
Bio-electrochemical
Bioelectrochemical system
Bio-electrochemical systems
Bioelectrochemical systems (BES)
biofilm
Carbon Fibers
Cellulolytic bacterium
cellulose
Cellulose
Cellulosic material
Clostridium
Conductive materials
Electrochemical systems
Electrodes
Entertainment industry
experimental study
Fixed film reactor
Graphite fibers
Hydraulic retention time
Hydrogen production
Hydrogenotrophic methanogen
methane
Methane
Methanobacterium sp.
Methanogens
Methanosarcina sp.
Microbial fuel cells
molecular analysis
Nucleic Acids
pollutant removal
Processes
Productivity
Regenerative fuel cells
RNA
Systems
Two-stage process
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