Table 4.1
Biohydrogen production from various food sources
S. No. Substrate
Inoculums
Pretreatment
Temp
(
C)
Biohydrogen
References
1
Agricultural and food wastes
Sewage sludge
Water bath at 57
Æ 1
C
37
38.25
Æ 0.02 ml/g
Kalp et al.
(2020)
2
Rice husk
Seed sludge
Dried 35–80
C
35
181.6 mL/L
Chyi-How et al.
(2020)
3
Food and paper waste
Seed sludge
Dried 80
C
38
3.76 mol/mol
Periyasamy et al.
(2019)
4
Fruit and vegetable waste, sugar beet
pulp, and corn silage
Seed sludge
Mechanical treatment
35
52 cm
3
/g VS
Weronika et al.
(2020)
5
Kitchen waste
Digester sludge
Heated at 95
C/1 h
55
75.4 mL/g
Lin et al. (2018)
6
Organic matter
Anaerobic granular sludge
Boiled at 90/30 min
30
511.02 mL H
2 g
À1
VS Chen et al.
(2020a)
7
Food waste
Anaerobic sludge Heated at 35
C
30
97.60 ml/g
Pul-eip et al.
(2019)
8
Starchy food
Mineral salts
35
C/20 h
35
18.2 mmol
Chen et al.
(2020b)
9
Dairy wastewater
Leachate sludge
Heated at 65
C
37
113.2
Æ 2.9 mmol H
2 /
g
Yee et al. (2018)
10
Corn Stover
Anaerobic sludge 30
C with light intensity
of 3000 lux
30
57.63
Æ 1.75 mL g
À1
VS
Shengnan et al.
(2020)
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