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Effects of Ultrasonic and Acid Pretreatment on Food Waste Disintegration and Volatile Fatty Acid Production

Effects of Ultrasonic and Acid Pretreatment on Food Waste Disintegration and Volatile Fatty Acid Production
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摘要 This study aims at investigating the effects of ultrasonic and acid pretreatment on food waste( FW)disintegration and volatile fatty acid( VFA) production. Single-factor experiments are carried out to obtain optimal conditions of individual ultrasonic and acid pretreatment,and response surface method( RSM) is applied to optimize the conditions of the combination of ultrasonic and acid( UA) pretreatment. Results show that the optimal acid,ultrasonic and UA pretreatments conditions are individual pH 2,individual ultrasonic energy density of 1. 0 W / mL and the combination of ultrasonic energy density1. 11 W / mL and pH 1. 43,respectively. Correspondingly,the maximum disintegration degrees( DD) of 46. 90%,57. 38% and68. 83%are obtained by acid,ultrasonic and UA pretreatments,respectively. After optimizing pretreatment conditions,batch experiments are operated to produce VFA from raw and pretreated FW under anaerobic fermentation process. Both the maximum VFA production( 976. 17 mg COD / gV S) and VFA / SCOD( 72. 89%) are obtained with ultrasonic pretreatment, followed by UA pretreatment, non-pretreatment and acid pretreatment,respectively. This observation demonstrates that a higher acidity on acid and UA pretreatments inhibits the generation of VFA. Results suggest that ultrasonic pretreatment is preferable to promote the disintegration degree of FW and VFA production. This study aims at investigating the effects of ultrasonic and acid pretreatment on food waste (FW) disintegration and volatile fatty acid (VFA) production. Single-factor experiments are carried out to obtain optimal conditions of individual ultrasonic and acid pretreatment, and response surface method ( RSM ) is applied to optimize the conditions of the combination of ultrasonic and acid (UA) pretreatment. Results show that the optimal acid, ultrasonic and UA pretreatments conditions are individual pH 2, individual ultrasonic energy density of 1.0 W/mL and the combination of ultrasonic energy densityl. 11 W/mL and pH 1.43, respectively. Correspondingly, the maximum disintegration degrees (DD) of 46. 90%, 57.38% and68.83%are obtained by acid, ultrasonic and UA pretreatments, respectively. After optimizing pretreatment conditions, batch experiments are operated to produce VFA from raw and pretreated FW under anaerobic fermentation process. Both the maximum VFA production (976. 17 mg COD/gVS) and VFA/SCOD (72. 89%) are obtained with ultrasonic pretreatment, followed by UA pretreatment, non-pretreatment and acid pretreatment, respectively. This observation demonstrates that a higher acidity on acid and UA pretreatments inhibits the generation of VFA. Results suggest that ultrasonic pretreatment is preferable to promote the disintegration degree of FW and VFA production.
出处 《Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology(New Series)》 EI CAS 2015年第3期1-6,共6页 哈尔滨工业大学学报(英文版)
基金 Sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51008105 and 51121062) the State Key Laboratory of Urban Water Resource and Environment(Grant No.2014TS06) the Department of Education Fund for Doctoral Tutor(Grant No.20122302110054) the Special S&T Project on Treatment and Control of Water Pollution(Grant No.2013ZX07201007-001)
关键词 food waste(FW) ultrasonic and acid pretreatment response surface method(RSM) anaerobic fermentation volatile fatty acid(VFA) food waste (FW) ultrasonic and acid pretreatment response surface method (RSM) anaerobicfermentation volatile fatty acid (VFA)
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