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Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production

A pre-culture stage is required to obtain robustly-dividing cells with high hydrogen (H2) production capabilities. However, a step-by-step process for biohydrogen production is scarcely reported, mainly from palm oil wastewater. Therefore, this study developed a guideline to find the best inoculum h...

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Main Authors:	Zainal B.S., Zaini S., Zinatizadeh A.A., Mohd N.S., Ibrahim S., Ker P.J., Mohamed H.
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Published:	MDPI 2024
Subjects:	anaerobic digestion biohydrogen energy heat treatment palm oil renewable sources
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spelling	my.uniten.dspace-342742024-10-14T11:18:46Z Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production Zainal B.S. Zaini S. Zinatizadeh A.A. Mohd N.S. Ibrahim S. Ker P.J. Mohamed H. 57200914760 58114920300 10139587200 57192892703 7202480735 37461740800 57136356100 anaerobic digestion biohydrogen energy heat treatment palm oil renewable sources A pre-culture stage is required to obtain robustly-dividing cells with high hydrogen (H2) production capabilities. However, a step-by-step process for biohydrogen production is scarcely reported, mainly from palm oil wastewater. Therefore, this study developed a guideline to find the best inoculum heat treatment conditions and implement the selected conditions for biohydrogen production using palm oil wastewater. This study used raw palm oil mill effluent (POME) and POME sludge as substrate and inoculum, respectively. Our findings reveal that 80 �C and 30 min were the best conditions for inoculum heat treatment. When testing the conditions on POME sludge and inoculating with raw POME (28 g COD/L) at 37 �C (reaction temperature), 24 h (reaction time), and pH 5.5, 34 mL H2/d was recorded. A slight increase (1.1-fold) was observed compared to 5 g COD/L POME co-digested with 5 g/L glucose (31 mL H2/d). This discovery indicates that raw POME is a potential source for biohydrogen production under anaerobic fermentation and can be directly used as substrate up to 30 g COD/L. The proposed guideline could also be implemented for different organic wastes for biohydrogen production study. � 2023 by the authors. Final 2024-10-14T03:18:46Z 2024-10-14T03:18:46Z 2023 Article 10.3390/fermentation9020127 2-s2.0-85148763601 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85148763601&doi=10.3390%2ffermentation9020127&partnerID=40&md5=ce42e52eafc0d752f86144eeccf1fd3d https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/34274 9 2 127 All Open Access Gold Open Access MDPI Scopus
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spellingShingle	anaerobic digestion biohydrogen energy heat treatment palm oil renewable sources Zainal B.S. Zaini S. Zinatizadeh A.A. Mohd N.S. Ibrahim S. Ker P.J. Mohamed H. Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production
description	A pre-culture stage is required to obtain robustly-dividing cells with high hydrogen (H2) production capabilities. However, a step-by-step process for biohydrogen production is scarcely reported, mainly from palm oil wastewater. Therefore, this study developed a guideline to find the best inoculum heat treatment conditions and implement the selected conditions for biohydrogen production using palm oil wastewater. This study used raw palm oil mill effluent (POME) and POME sludge as substrate and inoculum, respectively. Our findings reveal that 80 �C and 30 min were the best conditions for inoculum heat treatment. When testing the conditions on POME sludge and inoculating with raw POME (28 g COD/L) at 37 �C (reaction temperature), 24 h (reaction time), and pH 5.5, 34 mL H2/d was recorded. A slight increase (1.1-fold) was observed compared to 5 g COD/L POME co-digested with 5 g/L glucose (31 mL H2/d). This discovery indicates that raw POME is a potential source for biohydrogen production under anaerobic fermentation and can be directly used as substrate up to 30 g COD/L. The proposed guideline could also be implemented for different organic wastes for biohydrogen production study. � 2023 by the authors.
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author	Zainal B.S. Zaini S. Zinatizadeh A.A. Mohd N.S. Ibrahim S. Ker P.J. Mohamed H.
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title	Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production
title_short	Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production
title_full	Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production
title_fullStr	Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production
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Preliminary Investigation of Different Types of Inoculums and Substrate Preparation for Biohydrogen Production

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