Lirio acuático (Eichhornia crassipes): Retos para la producción de Bio-hidrógeno
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https://doi.org/10.56845/terys.v3i1.281Palabras clave:
Bio-hidrógeno, lirio acuático, biomasa, fermentación oscura, celdas de electrólisis microbianaResumen
El Bio-hidrógeno (Bio – H2) es un vector energético y una materia prima industrial que se puede obtener a partir del lirio acuático y que puede contribuir a reducir tanto su impacto negativo en ecosistemas como la dependencia de combustibles fósiles. El Bio – H2 se puede obtener por métodos como la fermentación oscura, y celdas de electrólisis microbiana por medio de diferentes fuentes de biomasa, donde las condiciones de operación y el rendimiento se ven afectados por el inóculo, el sustrato, el pH, la temperatura y la configuración del reactor. El artículo destaca algunas ventajas de la fermentación oscura y celdas de electrólisis microbiana, así como la utilización de materias primas renovables. Además, se señalan algunos desafíos para mejorar la eficiencia y la estabilidad de los procesos de producción del Bio – H2.
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