C12P7/08

Processes and systems for metabolite production using hydrogen rich C1-containing substrates

The invention is directed to a process for producing one or more fermentation product in a multi-stage process including an inoculation reactor and at least one bioreactor. The inoculation reactor is fed a C1-containing gaseous substrate containing a reduced amount of hydrogen. The hydrogen is reduced to increase the proportion of CO in the C1-containing gaseous substrate being provided to the inoculation reactor. The inoculation reactor ferments the CO-rich C1-containing gaseous substrate and produces an inoculum, which is fed to at least one bioreactor. The bioreactor receives the C1-containing gaseous substrate, which may or may not contain reduced amounts of hydrogen, to produce one or more fermentation product. By providing a CO-rich C1-containing gaseous substrate to the inoculation reactor, both the inoculation reactor and the subsequent bioreactor(s), are able to have increased stability and product selectivity.

Processes and systems for metabolite production using hydrogen rich C1-containing substrates

The invention is directed to a process for producing one or more fermentation product in a multi-stage process including an inoculation reactor and at least one bioreactor. The inoculation reactor is fed a C1-containing gaseous substrate containing a reduced amount of hydrogen. The hydrogen is reduced to increase the proportion of CO in the C1-containing gaseous substrate being provided to the inoculation reactor. The inoculation reactor ferments the CO-rich C1-containing gaseous substrate and produces an inoculum, which is fed to at least one bioreactor. The bioreactor receives the C1-containing gaseous substrate, which may or may not contain reduced amounts of hydrogen, to produce one or more fermentation product. By providing a CO-rich C1-containing gaseous substrate to the inoculation reactor, both the inoculation reactor and the subsequent bioreactor(s), are able to have increased stability and product selectivity.

GAS FERMENTATION CONVERSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE INTO PRODUCTS

An integrated process and system for employing low conversion rWGS to prepare a gas fermentation feed stream from a CO.sub.2 source and a hydrogen source in order to produce at least one gas fermentation product. Low conversion rWGS reactors may (1) employ a wider selection of inorganic catalysts then rWGS reactors requiring high temperature operation, (2) allow for use of an electric heater instead of a fired heater to preheat feed stream to the low conversion rWGS reactor, and (3) extend rWGS catalyst life by reducing the amount of water produced in the rWGS reaction.

GAS FERMENTATION CONVERSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE INTO PRODUCTS

An integrated process and system for employing low conversion rWGS to prepare a gas fermentation feed stream from a CO.sub.2 source and a hydrogen source in order to produce at least one gas fermentation product. Low conversion rWGS reactors may (1) employ a wider selection of inorganic catalysts then rWGS reactors requiring high temperature operation, (2) allow for use of an electric heater instead of a fired heater to preheat feed stream to the low conversion rWGS reactor, and (3) extend rWGS catalyst life by reducing the amount of water produced in the rWGS reaction.

Methods and systems for the production of alcohols and/or acids
11618910 · 2023-04-04 · ·

Methods and systems for the production of one or more products from a gas stream produced in a methanol production process. The method comprises converting at least a portion of a methane feedstock to a substrate comprising CO and H2. The substrate comprising CO and H2 is anaerobically fermented in a bioreactor to produce one or more alcohols. The method and system may further include process for the production of methanol processes for the production of acetic acid.

Methods and systems for the production of alcohols and/or acids
11618910 · 2023-04-04 · ·

Methods and systems for the production of one or more products from a gas stream produced in a methanol production process. The method comprises converting at least a portion of a methane feedstock to a substrate comprising CO and H2. The substrate comprising CO and H2 is anaerobically fermented in a bioreactor to produce one or more alcohols. The method and system may further include process for the production of methanol processes for the production of acetic acid.

A METHOD FOR PROCESSING RAW PLANT MATERIAL, ESPECIALLY LEGUMES INTO PTOTEIN HAVING A NUTRITIONAL AND FEED VALUE, BIOETHANOL, BIOGAS AND FERTILISER MATERIALS
20230133658 · 2023-05-04 ·

A method for processing raw plant material, especially legumes into protein having a nu-tritional and feed value, bioethanol, biogas and fertiliser materials characterised in that the raw plant material is subjected to a dehusking process, followed by the dehusked raw material being crushed and subjected to extraction with stirring, wherein the insoluble solid fraction is separated and subjected to enzymatic hydrolysis using liquefying and saccharifying enzymes, then subjected to ethanol fermentation, where the produced ethanol is distilled and the digestate is transferred as a substrate for biogas production, and the liquid fraction after the extraction process is subjected to a process of precipitation to a solid form in the form of protein precipitate, which is washed with extraction buffer, after which the liquid residue is removed and subjected to a biogasification process.

A METHOD FOR PROCESSING RAW PLANT MATERIAL, ESPECIALLY LEGUMES INTO PTOTEIN HAVING A NUTRITIONAL AND FEED VALUE, BIOETHANOL, BIOGAS AND FERTILISER MATERIALS
20230133658 · 2023-05-04 ·

A method for processing raw plant material, especially legumes into protein having a nu-tritional and feed value, bioethanol, biogas and fertiliser materials characterised in that the raw plant material is subjected to a dehusking process, followed by the dehusked raw material being crushed and subjected to extraction with stirring, wherein the insoluble solid fraction is separated and subjected to enzymatic hydrolysis using liquefying and saccharifying enzymes, then subjected to ethanol fermentation, where the produced ethanol is distilled and the digestate is transferred as a substrate for biogas production, and the liquid fraction after the extraction process is subjected to a process of precipitation to a solid form in the form of protein precipitate, which is washed with extraction buffer, after which the liquid residue is removed and subjected to a biogasification process.

METHOD FOR CONVERTING NON-ETHANOL PRODUCING, ACETOGENIC STRAIN TO ETHANOL-PRODUCING STRAIN AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING ETHANOL FROM SAME ETHANOL-PRODUCING STRAIN BY USING CARBON MONOXIDE

The present invention relates to a transformed strain having ethanol production potential, constructed by introducing a foreign gene for ethanol production into a non-ethanol producing acetogen Eubacterium limosum and a method for producing ethanol, using the strain. According to the present invention, Eubacterium limosum which is a conventional acetogen lacking ethanol production potential is used to produce ethanol, which is a high value-added product, as a single product from carbon monoxide contained in waste gas.

METHOD FOR CONVERTING NON-ETHANOL PRODUCING, ACETOGENIC STRAIN TO ETHANOL-PRODUCING STRAIN AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING ETHANOL FROM SAME ETHANOL-PRODUCING STRAIN BY USING CARBON MONOXIDE

The present invention relates to a transformed strain having ethanol production potential, constructed by introducing a foreign gene for ethanol production into a non-ethanol producing acetogen Eubacterium limosum and a method for producing ethanol, using the strain. According to the present invention, Eubacterium limosum which is a conventional acetogen lacking ethanol production potential is used to produce ethanol, which is a high value-added product, as a single product from carbon monoxide contained in waste gas.