Kinetic Modelling and

Simulation of a CBP
reactor for the
valorization of Kitchen
Waste
 INTRODUCTION

• BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

• STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
• AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
• SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY
• SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
OUTLINE
LITERATURE REVIEW

PROPOSED METHODOLOGY AND MATERIALS

Background
of the study
• Waste and Waste
Valorization
• Consolidated Bio-
Processing
• Simultaneous
Sachharification and
Fermentation
STATEMENT OF
THE PROBLEM
• Potential environmental pollution and
health hazards due to conventional
waste disposal methods
• Increased contamination and
inhibitory effect associated with
Separate Hydrolysis and Fermentation
• Single Product Valorization does not
fully utilize the potential of waste
material
AIMS
• Valorization of kitchen waste for multiproduct formation.

OBJECTIVES
• Validation of the model and simulation of the process’
• Kinetic modelling of the SSF process for bioethanol production
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
• It will provide a more ecofriendly method of waste management
• To provide a top-down valorization of waste
• To Optimise waste valorization by obtaining multi-product
• To proffer solution to problems associated with SHF
• It will provide a cost-effective modular approach to waste valorization,
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
• Production of bioethanol by simultaneous saccharification and
fermentation, production of biodiesel by transesterification reaction,
production of manure by composting.
• Kinetic model based on Michaelis - Menten and Monod type
equations for enzyme kinetics and cell growth. The saccharification
modell of SSF is based on Michaelis-Menten kinetics and enzyme
inhibition kinetics while the fermentation of the SSF is based on the
Monod equation.
• The simulation of the process was carried out using SuperPro
Designer.
LITERATURE REVIEW
• Wu, 2019
• Chinn, 2015
• Kocak, 2020
• Manijandan, 2019
• Matsakas, 2014
 Proposed Material and Method

Pretreatment
SSF of solid fraction
Transesterification of Oil
obtained from liquid fraction
Composting of solid residue

BioEthanol