Everything about Biohydrogen totally explained
Biohydrogen is
hydrogen produced via
biological processes or from
biomass.
Biohydrogen plants are proposed
industrial plants for the production of hydrogen. They would typically involve processes such as
thermophillic fermentation,
photofermentation and gas cleaning. Biohydrogen production can also involve an element of
anaerobic digestion where the
methane from
biogas is converted through
steam reforming into hydrogen.
Hydrogen can be produced by bacterial species such as
Rhodobacter sphaeroides and
Enterobacter cloacae.. Biohydrogen can be produced through dark fermentation either by mix culture of hydrogen producing sludge or pure culture of anaerobic bacteria such as
Clostridium butyricum.
Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) are the essential technology that made possible the conversion of the energy content in biohydrogen to electricity. Biohydrogen produced from organic waste materials is a promising alternatives for a sustainable energy sources.
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