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Biochar and its market effects
An excellent article on biochar and its possible market benefits - Read More
Why is someone trying both pyrolysis and gasification?
I thought one of them was enough...but now I read that a company is trying both pyrolysis and gasification in two stages. Why is this combination required? - Read More
Tags : gasification
Topics : Bioenergy
Biosyncrude from Pyrolysis
A new process breaks down wood, straw, or other plant waste by a process known as bioliq. It yields a number of fuel products that could be refined, to produce gasoline, as well as other useful chemical byproducts. The process starts with pyrolysis -- heating the plant waste in a vacuum chamber to 500?C. A thick liquid called biosyncrude, containing solid particles of coke, is produced. - Read More
Tags : gasification biosyncrude
Topics : Bioenergy
Next generation feedstock + Next gen processes = sustainable biofuels?
It might be worth researching next gen biofuels (algae, switchgrass etc) and next gen processes (pyrolysis, gasification etc), to see if these two together can ensure sustainable biofuels
Tags : biofuels biofuel feedstock gasification,
Topics : Bioenergy