2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2015.05.020
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Effects of fermentation by-products and inhibitors on pervaporative recovery of biofuels from fermentation broths with novel silane modified silicalite-1/PDMS/PAN thin film composite membrane

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“…The reduction of selectivity was observed with solutions containing succinic and acetic acids simultaneously. Although the ethanol permeate flux has slightly increased, a higher permeation of water through the membrane was observed, possibly due to the interaction of acetic acid with the silanol groups, thus restricting the transport of ethanol …”
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“…The reduction of selectivity was observed with solutions containing succinic and acetic acids simultaneously. Although the ethanol permeate flux has slightly increased, a higher permeation of water through the membrane was observed, possibly due to the interaction of acetic acid with the silanol groups, thus restricting the transport of ethanol …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Banana waste as a substrate for ethanol production is reported elsewhere . However, some authors have observed that the presence of by‐products and inhibitors in the fermented broth can modify the parameters of separation of the pervaporation process . During the PV of multicomponent systems, the diffusivity of one component is influenced by the presence of others.…”
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“…Generally, separation techniques such as distillation, solvent extraction, liquid–liquid extraction, adsorption, gas stripping, vacuum evaporation and membrane permeation can be used to recover bioethanol from fermentation broth . In situ removal of ethanol from fermentation broth has been researched using gas stripping, solvent extraction and membrane technology …”
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confidence: 99%