Biomass Thermal Deconstruction Via Fast Pyrolysis Biorefineries

Chair(s):
Brown, R. C., Iowa State University
Co-chair(s):
Mba Wright, M., Iowa State University
Ramirez-Corredores, M., Idaho National Laboratory

Innovative thermal deconstruction methods via fast pyrolysis biorefineries focuses on the recovery of high-value chemicals through mild-temperature biomass conversion and specialty separation technologies. This session explores the fundamental principles and practical applications of the biomass fast pyrolys thermal deconstruction process.

Papers:
12:30 PM
(695a) Overcoming the Challenges of Using Corn Stover As Feedstock in Autothermal Pyrolysis
12:55 PM
(695b) Development of a Kinetics Model for Autothermal Pyrolysis in a Fluidized Bed Reactor
1:20 PM
(695c) Coupling Effects of Mass Transfer and Chemical Kinetics during the Co-Pyrolysis of Cellulose and High Density Polyethylene
1:45 PM
(695d) Fast Pyrolysis of Four Different Microalgae: Apparent Kinetic Parameters Evaluation and Product Analysis
2:10 PM
(695e) Overcoming Lignin Agglomeration during Pyrolytic Sugar Production in a Fluidized Bed
2:35 PM
(695f) Thermochemical Methylation of Lignin to Produce High Value Aromatic Compounds
Topics: 
Sustainable Engineering
Process Design & Development
Biorefineries

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