Considering limited success in target-hitting discharge from alcohol industry
our attention was directed toward a recycling use of distillery spentwash (DS) in cassava bioethanol production by using a two-stage up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket bioremediation (TS-UASBB). With the TS-UASBB
SO
4
-2
COD
N and P in the effluent from the DS degraded significantly and their concentrations were kept at 0.2 g·L
-1
2.0 g·L
-1
1.0 g·L
-1
and 15 mg·L
-1
respectively
in 13 batch processes for water-recycled ethanol fermentation. With the effluent used directly as dilution water
no heat-resistant bacteria were found alive. The thirteen-batch ethanol production individually achieved 10% after 48 h fermentation. The starch utilization ratio and total sugar consumption were 90% and 99.5%
respectively. The novel water-recycled bioethanol production process with ethanol fermentation and TS-UASBB has a considerable potential in other starchy and cellulosic ethanol production.
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