Feedstock Logistics for Biorefineries

Chair(s):
Thompson, V., Idaho National Laboratory
Co-chair(s):
Dou, C., University of Washington

Feedstock Logistics for Biorefineries: The success of lignocellulosic biofuels and biochemical industries depends on an economic and reliable supply of high-quality biomass. However, research and development efforts have been historically focused on the utilization of agriculturally derived cellulosic feedstocks, without considerations of their low energy density, high variations in compositions and potential supply risks in terms of availability and affordability. This session will explore strategies that enable supply chain improvements in biomass quality and consistency for conversion to biofuels and co-products.

Papers:
3:30 PM
(27a) Controlling Particle Size in 2 Stage Grinding Processes
3:55 PM
(27b) Impact of Parcel Size, Field Shape, Crop Yield, Storage Location and Collection Equipment on the Performance of Harvest System in Shrub Willow Fields
4:20 PM
(27c) Investigating the Distributed and Centralized Preprocessing Depot in the Supply Chain Network Design of a Biorefinery Designed for Biochemical Conversion
4:45 PM
(27d) Willow Biomass As a Feedstock for Biorefinery: Evaluation of Bark Effect on Hot Water Extraction Output, and Lifecycle Assessment of Cellulosic Ethanol Production
5:10 PM
(27e) Techno-Economic Analysis of Supplying Forest Biomass Feedstock for Biopower Applications
5:35 PM
(27f) Performance and Logistics of a Forage Harvester and Collection System in Short Rotation Willow Crops
Topics: 
Biorefineries

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