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The existing biorefineries will remain to grow and their upcoming development will be geared toward amplified sustainability by maximizing the utilization of biomass, improving energy efficiency, and being less wasteful. This book
Nov 15, 2011The chapter sets the scene for the book by tackling some of the fundamental issues with biorefineries. The biorefinery cannot just be a processing facility. Skip to Main Content S.
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Integrated biorefineries employ combinations of feedstock and conversion technologies to create a variety of co-products and biofuels. Co-products can include: Commodity chemicals; Polymers and monomers; Food additives
Nov 15, 2011In Europe, the main oil-rich crops are sunflower, rapeseed and olive which are grown primarily for food. This book discusses how to convert this whole crop into energy (fuels, power
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Advanced Oil Crop Biorefineries: Rsc: Volume 14 (Green Chemistry Series) ISBN 10: 1849731357 ISBN 13: 9781849731355 Royal Society of Chemistry 2011 Hardcover
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In Europe, the main oil-rich crops are sunflower, rapeseed and olive which are grown primarily for food. This book discusses how to convert this whole crop into energy (fuels, power and heat),
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The existing biorefineries will remain to grow and their upcoming development will be geared toward amplified sustainability by maximizing the utilization of biomass, improving energy efficiency, and
Advanced Oil Crop Biorefineries: Rsc: Volume 14 (Green Chemistry Series) ISBN 10: 1849731357 ISBN 13: 9781849731355 Royal Society of Chemistry 2011 Hardcover
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- What is a 1G biorefinery?
- The 1G biorefineries or “whole-crop biorefineries” are the biorefineries that use the entire potential of all components of different crops, as the raw materials to produce biofuels and biochemicals by the fermentation process.
- How lignocellulosic biowaste is used in biorefineries?
- Advanced biorefineries utilize oil crop-derived fatty acids, esters, and glycerol to produce sustainable feedstocks, platform compounds, monomers, lubricants, and surfactants, aiding in the effective replacement of fossil fuel counterparts. An enormous quantity of lignocellulosic biowaste is used in lignocellulosic feedstock biorefineries.
- What is the global biorefinery market?
- Based on region, the global biorefinery markets are segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and rest of the world. However, based on the origin and type of feedstocks, biorefineries have been categorized into (1) first-generation (1G); (2) second-generation (2G); (3) third-generation (3G); and (4) fourth-generation (4G) biorefineries.
- What feedstocks are used in 1G biorefineries?
- The 1G biorefineries’ feedstocks are edible feedstocks such as starch contaning crops (e.g., wheat, corn, and others), sugar contaning crops (sugar beet and sugarcane), and oil-based crops (e.g., sunflower, soy oil) are used to further transformation into biofuels.
- What role does biorefinery play in the production of bio-based products?
- The creation of biorefineries and their technical innovation played a key role in the shift of the energy sector from petrochemical towards biochemical energy. Thus biorefinery has a huge role in the production of bio-based products. Renew.
- Are biorefineries a sustainable alternative to traditional petroleum refineries?
- Policies and ethics This chapter explores the concept of biorefineries as a sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional petroleum refineries. It delves into the increasing global demand for renewable energy resources and the urgent need to transition from fossil fuels to more...
