Suitable Technological Conditions for Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Waste Paper by Novozymes registered Enzymes NS50013 and NS50010

Waste paper belongs to a group of quantitatively the most produced waste types. Enzymatic hydrolysis is becoming a suitable way to treat this type of waste and at the same time, to produce a valuable liquid biofuel, because reducing sugars solutions that are formed during the process of saccharifica...

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Published in:Applied biochemistry and biotechnology Vol. 174; no. 4; pp. 1299 - 1308
Main Authors: Brummer, Vladimir, Skryja, Pavel, Jurena, Tomas, Hlavacek, Viliam, Stehlik, Petr
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 01-10-2014
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Summary:Waste paper belongs to a group of quantitatively the most produced waste types. Enzymatic hydrolysis is becoming a suitable way to treat this type of waste and at the same time, to produce a valuable liquid biofuel, because reducing sugars solutions that are formed during the process of saccharification can be a precursor for following or simultaneous fermentation. If it will be possible to make the enzymatic hydrolysis of the waste paper economically viable, it could serve as one of the new ways to lower the dependence of the transport sector on oil in the future. Only several studies comparing the enzymatic hydrolysis of different waste papers were performed in the past; they are summarized in this manuscript. In our experimental trials, suitable technological conditions for waste paper enzymatic hydrolysis using enzymes from Novozymes registered biomass kit: enzymes NS50013 and NS50010 were investigated. The following enzymatic hydrolysis parameters in laboratory scale trials were verified on high cellulose content substrates-filter paper and cellulose pulp: type of buffer, pH, temperature, concentration of the substrate, loading of the enzyme and rate of stirring.
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ISSN:0273-2289
1559-0291
DOI:10.1007/s12010-014-1119-4