Clean Energy and Resources Recovery: Biomass Waste Based Biorefineries, Volume One presents the technological options for energy and resources recovery from all types of organic wastes. The book addresses municipal and industrial sludges, municipal solid waste, agro-residue, animal wastes, industrial waste, forestry residue, and algal biomass, and provides a global overview of biomass waste production, waste handling issues and related GHG emissions and climate change, legislative waste management guidelines, biomass composition, and conventional methods for biomass waste treatment. For each biomass waste, chapters cover energy and bio-based products recovery, pre-treatment methods, process microbiology, community dynamics, co-digestion, reactor design and configuration, and techno-economic evaluation.
Case studies on upscaling technology and pilot and industry scale implementation are included, alongside step-by-step calculations that integrate practical field data and regulatory requirements into the environmental design process. Finally, future trends and developments in advanced biotechnological concepts for biomass waste processing and management are also discussed.
1. Clean Energy and Resources Recovery - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page ii 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Front Matter - p. Page iv 6. Copyright - p. Page v 7. CONTENTS - p. Page vi 8. Contributors - p. Page vii 9. Foreword - p. Page viii 10. Acknowledgment - p. Page ix 11. List of Illustrations - p. Page x 12. List of Tables - p. Page xi 13. CHAPTER 1 : State of the art of energy production from agricultural residues using thermochemical and biological processes - p. Page xi 14. CHAPTER 2 : Valorizing agricultural residues as biorefinery feedstocks: current advancements and challenges - p. Page xi 15. CHAPTER 3 : Status and perspectives of agricultural residues in a circular and resource-efficient context - p. Page xi 16. CHAPTER 4 : Anaerobic codigestion with fruit and vegetable wastes: An opportunity to enhance the sustainability and circular economy of the WWTP digesters - p. Page xi 17. CHAPTER 5 : Self-sustainability of anaerobic digestion for conversion of water hyacinth into value-added biofuels - p. Page xi 18. CHAPTER 6 : Production of high value added amino acids and biofuels (H2 and CH4) from gelatinous industry wastewater via anaerobic biodegradation process - p. Page xi 19. Chapter 7 : Biomethanization of agricultural lignocellulosic wastes: Pretreatments - p. Page xi 20. CHAPTER 8 : Occurrence and fate of aromaticity driven recalcitrance in anaerobic treatment of wastewater and organic solid wastes - p. Page xi 21. Chapter 9 : Direct interspecies electron transfer (DIET) via conductive materials in anaerobic digestion of organic wastes - p. Page xi 22. Chapter 10 : Anaerobic digestion of bioplastics - p. Page xi 23. CHAPTER 11 : Kinetics models of methane production from anaerobic digestion - p. Page xi 24. Chapter 12 : Using black soldier fly for waste management in developing countries - p. Page xi 25. Chapter 13 : Resource recovery and circular economy approach in organic waste management using hydrothermal carbonization - p. Page xi 26. CHAPTER 14 : Resource recovery from food waste via biological processes - p. Page xi 27. Chapter 15 : Integral valorization of residual biomass: Hydrogen, polyhydroxyalkanoates, and compost production - p. Page xi 28. Chapter 16 : Thermal hydrolysis sludge pretreatment - p. Page xi 29. Chapter 17 : Sustainable biowaste recycling using insects - p. Page xi 30. Chapter 18 : Butanol production from algal biomass by acetone-butanol-ethanol fermentation process - p. Page xi 31. Chapter 19 : Polyhydroxyalkanoate production from algal biomass - p. Page xi 32. Chapter 20 : Use of membrane technologies to recover microalgae biomass produced in wastewater - p. Page xi 33. Chapter 21 : Black soldier fly biorefinery: A novel upcycling route for municipal biosolids - p. Page xi 34. Index - p. Page xi
Clean Energy and Resources Recovery: Biomass Waste Based Biorefineries, Volume One presents the technological options for energy and resources recovery from all types of organic wastes. The book addresses municipal and industrial sludges, municipal solid waste, agro-residue, animal wastes, industrial waste, forestry residue, and algal biomass, and provides a global overview of biomass waste production, waste handling issues and related GHG emissions and climate change, legislative waste management guidelines, biomass composition, and conventional methods for biomass waste treatment. For each biomass waste, chapters cover energy and bio-based products recovery, pre-treatment methods, process microbiology, community dynamics, co-digestion, reactor design and configuration, and techno-economic evaluation.
Case studies on upscaling technology and pilot and industry scale implementation are included, alongside step-by-step calculations that integrate practical field data and regulatory requirements into the environmental design process. Finally, future trends and developments in advanced biotechnological concepts for biomass waste processing and management are also discussed.
1. Clean Energy and Resources Recovery - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page ii 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Front Matter - p. Page iv 6. Copyright - p. Page v 7. CONTENTS - p. Page vi 8. Contributors - p. Page vii 9. Foreword - p. Page viii 10. Acknowledgment - p. Page ix 11. List of Illustrations - p. Page x 12. List of Tables - p. Page xi 13. CHAPTER 1 : State of the art of energy production from agricultural residues using thermochemical and biological processes - p. Page xi 14. CHAPTER 2 : Valorizing agricultural residues as biorefinery feedstocks: current advancements and challenges - p. Page xi 15. CHAPTER 3 : Status and perspectives of agricultural residues in a circular and resource-efficient context - p. Page xi 16. CHAPTER 4 : Anaerobic codigestion with fruit and vegetable wastes: An opportunity to enhance the sustainability and circular economy of the WWTP digesters - p. Page xi 17. CHAPTER 5 : Self-sustainability of anaerobic digestion for conversion of water hyacinth into value-added biofuels - p. Page xi 18. CHAPTER 6 : Production of high value added amino acids and biofuels (H2 and CH4) from gelatinous industry wastewater via anaerobic biodegradation process - p. Page xi 19. Chapter 7 : Biomethanization of agricultural lignocellulosic wastes: Pretreatments - p. Page xi 20. CHAPTER 8 : Occurrence and fate of aromaticity driven recalcitrance in anaerobic treatment of wastewater and organic solid wastes - p. Page xi 21. Chapter 9 : Direct interspecies electron transfer (DIET) via conductive materials in anaerobic digestion of organic wastes - p. Page xi 22. Chapter 10 : Anaerobic digestion of bioplastics - p. Page xi 23. CHAPTER 11 : Kinetics models of methane production from anaerobic digestion - p. Page xi 24. Chapter 12 : Using black soldier fly for waste management in developing countries - p. Page xi 25. Chapter 13 : Resource recovery and circular economy approach in organic waste management using hydrothermal carbonization - p. Page xi 26. CHAPTER 14 : Resource recovery from food waste via biological processes - p. Page xi 27. Chapter 15 : Integral valorization of residual biomass: Hydrogen, polyhydroxyalkanoates, and compost production - p. Page xi 28. Chapter 16 : Thermal hydrolysis sludge pretreatment - p. Page xi 29. Chapter 17 : Sustainable biowaste recycling using insects - p. Page xi 30. Chapter 18 : Butanol production from algal biomass by acetone-butanol-ethanol fermentation process - p. Page xi 31. Chapter 19 : Polyhydroxyalkanoate production from algal biomass - p. Page xi 32. Chapter 20 : Use of membrane technologies to recover microalgae biomass produced in wastewater - p. Page xi 33. Chapter 21 : Black soldier fly biorefinery: A novel upcycling route for municipal biosolids - p. Page xi 34. Index - p. Page xi
