[PDF] Top 20 Developing novel biorefineries using food waste as substrate (Technical report 4)

... The food waste was hydrolyzed using fungal mash rich in GA. It can be seen in Figure 1 that the glucose concentration increased with time until a plateau of 118.5±5.4 g/L after 12 h hydrolysis. ... See full document

... mixed food waste, in-situ produced enzyme solution (obtained from cake waste) was ...saccharification using glucoamylase from Aspergillus awamori was reported as 60 o C (Melikoglu et ...as ... See full document

... the substrate, inoculum and microbial ...the food waste ...with waste cakes after 4-day fermentation (Figure 2). Cake waste has a more balanced composition with high reducing sugar and ... See full document

... 12 In summary, enzymatic hydrolysis of domestic FW with α-amylase and glucoamylase was successfully modeled using central composite design and response surface methodology. The optimum conditions predicted by the ... See full document

... Food waste (FW) generally has high starch content and is rich in nutritional compounds, including lipids, proteins and ...sole substrate for glucose production, and the fermentation conditions for ... See full document

... reduced and suppressed carbon dioxide emissions by roughly 33%. It was concluded in the aforementioned study that biochar is capable of decreasing the emission of greenhouse gas (GHG) while producing energy crops, ... See full document

... The food waste is also widely used in larvae ...fed using the food ...the substrate equals ...the food waste of plant ... See full document

... Food waste usually contains high nitrogen content and lacks various trace ...the substrate that contains less than 15% dry matter (DM) and it should be able to pump (Sliz-Szkliniarz et ... See full document

... by using the moisture ...determined using pH ...7.3 using 25% ammonia ...the substrate components were measured and recorded as a day ... See full document

... process. Substrate uptake Monod-type kinetics were used as the basis for intracellular biochemical ...described using dynamic gas transfer equations, based on two-film ... See full document

... form waste products. Food waste is the best alternative for biogas production in a community level biogas ...the food waste (starch –rich materials) generated from PRIST University ... See full document

... of Food Geography. Food Geography examines topics related to food production and food consumption, including patterns and dynamics of relationships between food producers and ... See full document

... plastic waste into liquid oil and other value-added products, using a modified natural zeolite (NZ) ...by novel thermal (TA) and acidic (AA) activation that enhanced their catalytic ...42%), ... See full document

... Food waste is rich in organic matter. Subjecting this waste into anaerobic digestion provides high quality ...Converting food waste of universities is crucial both environmentally as it ... See full document

... Several microbial-based bioprocesses are currently used in industry, and new ones should be established within the biorefinery context. To meet specific demands of the in- dustry, which requires microbial strains able to ... See full document

... Our system converts Transactional data into non transactional data for better understanding of the people's choices in food. Our system also helps us to analyse the choice of food of people in different ... See full document

... enhance waste. Globalization of food production and consumption on one hand increase the access to food products and, on the other hand, cause the expiry of tra- dition and eliminate regional and ... See full document

... Food waste, the word comprises of all the waste or left - over’s resulting from food at different phases, initiating from the harvest till it reaches the household ...levels. Food ... See full document

... the waste canola oil that is globally similar to that of unused olive ...when waste canola oil is used as a carbon source ...in waste cooking oil would be challenging for any bacterial species due to ... See full document

... in developing countries do not easily and steadily have access to advanced forms of energy such as electricity; therefore, they entirely depend on solid forms of fuels like firewood to meet their basic energy ... See full document