Room: ROOM BIANCA
Date: Thursday, 08 June 2023
Time: 09:00 - 10:00 CEST
Session code 5DO.3
Hydrogen produced from biomass
HyPerFerment - More Efficient Biogas Plants via Hydrogen Production
Short Introductive summary
The decarbonization potential of hydrogen offers increasing usage paths in the fight against climate change. This leads to increasing demand for H2. We meet this challenge by producing biological hydrogen as an alternative to water electrolysis. Initial results have shown that by integrating dark fermentation in existing biogas plants, the overall efficiency of the process can be increased by providing hydrogen in addition to biogas. This abstract presents and evaluates the first results of laboratory experiments. The planned contribution for the EUBCE 2023 will go into more detail regarding data collection and evaluation. The test results are examined based on limit-oriented efficiency evaluation to show the potential for optimization of biological concepts based on modeling. In addition, the new status of the commissioning of a demonstration plant on an industrial scale is presented.
Presenter
Natascha EGGERS
Fraunhofer IFF
Presenter's biography
Research Scientist at Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF since 2019 Studied chemical engineering at University of Applied Sciences Emden, Germany
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Co-authors:
F- Giebner, MicroPro GmbH, Gommern, GERMANY
D. Heinemann, STREICHER Anlagenbau GmbH & Co. KG, Gommern, GERMANY
M. Wagner, MicroPro GmbH, Gommern, GERMANY
T. Birth, HAW Hamburg, Hamburg, GERMANY
A. Hurtado, TU Dresden, Dresden, GERMANY
Session reference: 5DO.3.2