Lignoselülozik materyallerden biyoetanol üretimi için kullanılan ön-muamele ve hidroliz yöntemleri

Year 2013, Volume: 17 Issue: 3, 381 - 397, 01.06.2013

Ali Osman Adıgüzel

Abstract

Science and technology has rapidly expended and used for human benefits over the last 20 years. Humanity can solve some problems with the help of developing technology. But, they faced with fundemantal problem such as environmental distortion from increasing population and consumption of energy, raw material acarcity, nutrient deficiency, and waste management. Therefore, the main theme in our research covers the pre-treatment and hydrolysis methods use during production bioethanol from agricultural, forestry and municipal wastes.

Keywords

Biyoetanol, ön-muamele, hidroliz, biyokütle

Pre-treatment and hydrolysis methods for bioethanol production from lignocellulosic material

Abstract

Science and technology has rapidly expended and used for human benefits over the last 20 years. Humanity can solve some problems with the help of developing technology. But, they faced with fundemantal problem such as environmental distortion from increasing population and consumption of energy, raw material acarcity, nutrient deficiency, and waste management. Therefore, the main theme in our research covers the pre-treatment and hydrolysis methods use during production bioethanol from agricultural, forestry and municipal wastes.

Keywords

Bioethanol, pre-treatment, hydrolysis, biomass

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