Method for producing ethanol by simultaneous high-efficiency saccharification half enzymolysis and fermentation of straw lignocellulose
A lignocellulose and synchronous fermentation technology, applied in the direction of microorganism-based methods, biochemical equipment and methods, fermentation, etc., can solve the problems of low yield of sugar from cellulose enzymatic hydrolysis, long time of cellulose enzymatic hydrolysis, low sugar concentration, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of improving the yield and solving the effect of feedback inhibition
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[0018] Add 1.8kg of corn stalks with a solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:5 (weight to volume ratio), add sodium hydroxide solution, and cook at 105°C for 1.5 hours with a lye concentration of 1.8%. Centrifuge after the end of the reaction, and wash the filter residue with hot water to obtain 3.76kg of filter residue (moisture content 71%, cellulose content 62.2% in dry basis, hemicellulose content 25.3%, lignin content 8.2%, others are ash) .
[0019] Then add in the reactor with agitation, add water to adjust dry substance concentration to 18%, adjust pH to 4.8, temperature 50 ℃, add cellulase (20FPIU / gram cellulose) and xylanase (30FPIU / gram cellulose), Stirring speed 200rpm / min, enzymolysis 36 hours, the total sugar concentration of DNS method measurement enzymolysis solution, the glucose and xylose concentration in high performance liquid chromatography survey enzymolysis solution (total sugar concentration 13.54%, glucose concentration 8.10%, Xylose concentration 3.92%).
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Embodiment 2
[0022] 7.2 kg of corn stalks, with a solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:4.5 (weight-to-volume ratio), was added with sodium hydroxide, the concentration of lye was 2.0%, and steamed at 120° C. for 0.5 hour. Centrifuge after the reaction and wash the filter residue with hot water to obtain 14.0 kg of filter residue (70.78% moisture, 61.59% cellulose on a dry basis, 24.90% hemicellulose, 7.19% lignin, and 10.74% ash).
[0023] Add in a stirred reactor, add water to adjust dry matter concentration to 16%, adjust pH to 4.9, temperature 50°C, add cellulase (25FPIU / gram cellulose) and xylanase (20FPIU / gram cellulose), enzyme After 16 hours of solution, the system was cooled to 33°C, 400mL of nitrogen source (2% concentration urea) and 3.5L of Saccharomyces cerevisiae seed liquid were added, the concentration was 300 million / ml, and the fermentation was started. Sampling was performed for 60 hours, and the ethanol concentration was determined to be 5.6 by gas chromatography. (v / v), the total...
Embodiment 3
[0025] 6.4kg corn cobs, solid-liquid ratio 1:4 (weight to volume ratio), add sodium hydroxide, lye concentration 1.6%, cook at 110°C for 1 hour. Centrifuge after the reaction, wash the filter residue with hot water to obtain 13.55kg of filter residue (moisture content 76.16%, cellulose 62.25% in dry basis, hemicellulose 24.17%, lignin 8.68%, others are ash).
[0026] Add in a stirred reactor, add water to adjust the dry matter concentration to 20%, adjust the pH to 4.9, and add cellulase (20FPIU / gram cellulose) and xylanase (20FPIU / gram cellulose), enzyme After 24 hours of solution, the system was cooled to 33°C, and 400 mL of nitrogen source (2% concentration urea) and 4.0 L of S. cerevisiae seed solution were added at a concentration of 300 million cells / ml to start fermentation. Blowing after 72 hours of fermentation, the ethanol concentration measured by gas chromatography is 5.92 (v / v), and the total wine production is 1235g, and the corncob (dry weight) per ton productio...
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