Abstract
To upcycle the nutrients from kitchen waste (KW), an integrated system consisting of anaerobic digestion (AD) reactor and microbial protein (MP) production reactor was established in this study. The subsystem I (AD system) demonstrated an efficient bio-energy production (282.37 mL CH4/g VS), with 553.54 mg/L of NH4+-N remained in the digestate. The subsystem II (MP production system) utilized the nitrogenous constituents of the digestate, with 2.04 g/L MP production. In order to further enhance the recovery efficiency, C/N ratio in the subsystem II was studied. NH4+-N recovery efficiency was 23.08% higher after C/N ratio optimization along with 0.24 g/L increment on MP production. Over 0.7 g/L of essential amino acids was obtained, according with the qualitative necessary for the feeds. Also, the key enzyme abundance of CO2 releasing and amino acid biosynthesis was obviously increased with max. 55.21%. Meanwhile, the integrated system was profitable via a simplified economic assessment.
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