Study on Optimized Conditions of Cellulose Degradation of Bermuda Grass

Jun Hong Liu; Ming Dou; Li Xiao Zhou; Kang Xie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.347-353.711

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Study on Optimized Conditions of Cellulose Degradation of Bermuda Grass

Abstract:

Biomass plays unprecedented role in energy structure, whose study focuses on technology reform, the study on exploring raw material is limited. This paper, taking the usual Bermuda grass as objective, analyzes conditions of cellulose degradation. It comes to the conclusion that reducing sugar gets to 15.99% under conditions as follows: density of hydrochloric acid of 1.0% , ratio of solid and liquid of 110, reaction temperature of 120 C and reaction time of 60 minutes.