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At each step, various wheat sources are combined into one batch of wheat flour.
Wheat straw fibers were composed of cellulose (38.61 %), hemicellulose (25.14 %) and lignin (7.3 %); the same batch of wheat straw has been used during all cycles.
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Two batches of wheat straw (Straw 1 and Straw 2) were used in the study.
Since both batches of wheat straw were utilized throughout this study, analysis of unit operation and mass balanced process analysis were based on averaged values (Table 1).
However, comparisons of batch SSCF and fed-batch SSCF of wheat straw using TMB3400 have previously been made [ 10] at both 7%and9 9% WIS loading, and the fed-batch process gave significant improvements in both xylose conversion and overall ethanol yield (based on all available sugars).
Based on batch fermentation of wheat straw hydrolysate and distillative recovery of acetone butanol ethanol (ABE), butanol production cost was estimated to be $1.30/kg for a grass-rooted/green-field plant.
Furthermore about one third, 32%, of the consumed xylose was secreted as xylitol so that only about 25% of the available xylose was fermented and contributed to the final ethanol concentration, 22.2 g L-1. Figure 1 Measured concentrations during duplicate batch SSCF of wheat straw with 7% WIS showing glucose, xylose, xylitol and ethanol.
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Hydrolyzates were freshly prepared shortly before fermentation from one batch of pre-treated wheat straw.
As above, batches of intact wheat seedlings were transferred to 600-mL beakers containing 500 mL full-strength Hoagland nutrient solution (pH 5.5) with 0.1% methanol.
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