The invention relates to a method for producing
hydrogen alkane through two-stage anaerobic
fermentation of
lincomycin fungus residues, and belongs to the technical field of
biochemistry. The invention aims to improve the
bioenergy conversion efficiency of the antibiotic
mushroom dregs, reduce the harm caused by residues of produced
antibiotics and reduce the cost of innocent treatment of the antibiotic
mushroom dregs. The invention provides a method for producing
hydrogen and
methane in two stages by utilizing
lincomycin fungus residues. The method comprises the following steps: carrying out hydrothermal pretreatment on the
lincomycin fungus residues, and taking supernate; selecting an activated
fermentation liquid as an inoculum, inoculating the inoculum into the supernatant, and carrying out first-stage anaerobic
fermentation to obtain
hydrogen;
biogas slurry of an anaerobic fermentation
methane production
system or
sludge of an anaerobic fermentation link in the antibiotic
wastewater sewage treatment process is selected as seed
sludge to be inoculated into residues at the
hydrogen production fermentation
tail end, and second-stage anaerobic fermentation is performed to obtain
methane. Development of a novel efficient pretreatment technology and a fermentation mode becomes a critical path for breaking through the
bottleneck of the
current technology, and a high-quality substrate is provided for subsequent anaerobic fermentation.