Sentence examples for substrates for fuel from inspiring English sources

Two industrial effluents, a pre-fermentation effluent and a post-fermentation effluent from a wheat starch production plant, were used as substrates for fuel ethanol production in anaerobic batch cultures using minimal nutritional amendment.

Industrial conversion of plant biomass to fuels currently relies on thermal and chemical treatment of biomass to remove hemicellulose and lignin, followed by enzymatic hydrolysis to solubilize the plant cell walls to generate a fermentable substrate for fuel-producing organisms [ 4- 6].

Porous silver membranes were investigated as potential substrates for alkaline fuel cell gas transport electrodes by both electrochemical half-cell measurements in aqueous KOH electrolyte and production of fuel cells utilising an anion-exchange polymer electrolyte.

Porous silver membranes were investigated as potential substrates for alkaline fuel cell cathodes by the means of polarization curves and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements.

The TAGs and hydrocarbons produced by this organism could be used as substrates for jet fuel or biodiesel.

In past studies of bovine aortic endothelial (BAE) cell mitochondria, we demonstrated that a mitochondrial targeted CoQ compound termed "mitoQ" (mitoquinone, mitoquinol, or a mixture of these two redox cycling compounds) markedly increased or decreased reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation depending on substrate provided for fuel [20].

Cellulosic biomass, in the form of lignocellulosic materials, is a renewable and readily accessible source of organic substrate for microbial fuel cells (MFCs).

Feng et al. (2011) found that it is possible to produce electricity using crude glycerol as substrate for microbial fuel cells.

The cyclic treatment technique (redox cycling) comprising stages of material exposition in reducing and oxidizing high-temperature environments and intermediate degassing between these stages has been developed to improve the structural integrity of YSZ NiO ceramic anode substrates for solid oxide fuel cells.

A cyclic treatment technique (redox cycling) comprising stages of material exposition in reducing and oxidizing high-temperature gas environments and intermediate degassing between these stages has been developed to improve the strength and electrical conductivity of YSZ NiO ceramic anode substrates for solid oxide fuel cells.

The aim of present paper was to investigate the prospect for the use of food waste, an important municipal waste, as a potential substrate to generate hydrolysates for fuel ethanol production.