De-Oiled Rice Bran as a Source of Bioethanol

Abstract

Bioethanol is regarded as one of the most promising biofuel from renewable sources. The development of ethanol production from lignocellulosic material is thus considered as the second-generation biofuel technology. Lignocelluloses account for the majority of the total biomass present in the world. To initiate the production of industrially important products from cellulosic biomass, bioconversion of the cellulosic components into fermentable sugars is necessary. A variety of microorganisms including bacteria and fungi may have the ability to degrade the cellulosic biomass to glucose monomers. The main aim of this work is the production of bioethanol from Deoiled Rice Bran by using Pichia kudriavzevii RCEF4907 and to optimize various parameters affecting the production of bioethanol. The production of bioethanol from Deoiled Rice Bran can be estimated by specific gravity method. In this study, various physical and biological methods carried out for the production of bioethanol and analysed optimum parameters such as incubation period, temperature, pH, nutrient supplements and biological pretreatment. Thus under the optimum conditions of temperature 25 °C , pH 6.5, and on 3 rd day of fermentation, P. kudriavzevii RCEF4907 produced maximum bioethanol 10.5% while in biological pretreatment 10.8% bioethanol produced and in case of nutrient analysis, 1ml of 1% Urea solution maximum production of bioethanol 11.4% was obtained.

Bioethanol production from rice bran with optimization of parameters by Bacillus cereus strain McR-3

“…Banerjee et al (2009) studied effect of temperature on bioethanol production from rice husk and found maximum production at 30°C. Beliya et al (2013) found 25°C was optimum temperature for bioethanol production from deoiled rice bran.…”

“…Pandey et al (2013) used azolla as a source of bioethanol. Beliya et al (2013) used deoiled rice bran for bioethanol production. Tiwari et al (2014) produced fuel ethanol from waste fruits.…”

Valorising Agro-industrial Wastes within the Circular Bioeconomy Concept: the Case of Defatted Rice Bran with Emphasis on Bioconversion Strategies

“…The bioethanol yield had a value of 0.42 g/g and productivity of 0.173 g/L/h. Biological pretreatment with the fungus Aspergillus niger increased the ethanol production by P. kudriavzevii RCEF4907 in the study of Beliya et al [58]. Under optimum conditions of temperature (25 • C), pH (6.5) and nutrients (addition of 1% Urea), the strain was able to produce 11.4% ethanol.…”

Assessment of holocellulose for the production of bioethanol by conserving Pinus radiata cones as renewable feedstock

“…% from the sugar beet pulp (Rezic et al, 2013). De-oiled rice bran was reported to yield 10.5e11.4 % ethanol (Beliya et al, 2013). Switch grass germplasms yielded 0.082 g ethanol/g of raw biomass (Yang et al, 2009).…”