Biomass and Biofuel
Wastewater Remediation Using Algae Grown on a Substrate for Biomass and Biofuel Production
... problems with current algae growth systems. Algae grown in an open pond or raceway system are suspended in the water in the presence of soluble and suspended waste making most of the cur- rent harvest techniques ...
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Potential for Biomass and Biofuel through Sustainable Intensification of Agriculture and Reduction of Food Losses and Waste
... all, biofuel crops yielding 150 MJ/ha would provide 117 EJ of biomass, converting at 40% efficiency to 47 EJ of advanced ...M∙ha, biomass potential to 93 EJ and biofuel potential to 37 EJ, ...
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Genomic analyses of Paenibacillus polymyxa CR1, a bacterium with potential applications in biomass degradation and biofuel production
... of biomass (Bensah and Mensah, ...milled biomass is elevated to extremely high pressures and temperatures followed by an explosive decompression to atmospheric ...
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Using Microalgae to Remediate Food and Bio-Digester Effluents from Western New York Agro Industries and Prospecting Harvested Algae Biomass for Biofuel Feedstocks
... quality biomass for different purposes at low or no ...traditional biofuel feedstock like corn and soyabean. This study explored biomass from harvested algae after treatment and analyzed for their ...
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Potential competition for biomass between biopower and biofuel under RPS and RFS2
... cellulosic biofuel are from our modeling results. The figure shows that biomass based renewable energy will increase by 69% in the next two decades, with ...non-cellulosic biofuel accounting for a ...
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Life cycle assessment of lignocellulosic biomass pretreatment methods in biofuel production
... Purpose In converting lignocellulosic biomass into biofuel, a pretreatment stage is required in order to make the biomass more readily available for the transformation. There are nu- merous ...
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Factors affecting the quality of biomass pellet for biofuel and energy analysis of pelleting process
... Agricultural biomass residue such as barley, canola, oat and wheat straw has the potential to be used for sustainable production of bio-fuels and offset greenhouse gas ...The biomass substrate must be ...
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Microbial delignification and hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass to enhance biofuel production: an overview and future prospect
... lignocellulose biomass creates a reluctant nature for hydrolysis, especially for enzymatic and microbial ...lignocellulose biomass into biofuel specifically to bioethanol using different ...cellulose ...
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Spirogyra biomass a renewable source for biofuel (bioethanol) Production
... algal biofuel will help in reduction of the fuel cost when compared to the agrobased and fossil ...Spirogyra biomass was subjected to saccharification process by the fungal organism Aspergillus niger MTCCC ...
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Cost Analysis and GIS-Modelling for the Production of Biofuel from Lignocellulosic Biomass in Biorefineries in Peninsular Malaysia
... the biofuel production data from literature and industrial reports were combined with the geo-location biomass supply costs derived from spatial analysis to simulate the cost estimation modelling for ...
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Biomass valorisation of Arundo donax L., Miscanthus × giganteus and Sida hermaphrodita for biofuel production
... given biomass is cru- cial for determining the approach to biomass processing (Antonović et ...the biofuel reaction mechanism in its production. Biomass quality is crucial for usability, and ...
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The miR156: A Master Regulator to Harmonize Complex Biofuel Traits in Lignocellulosic Biomass Crops *Singh, A. P
... Recent advances in the RNA detection technologies, particularly in NGS-based deep sequencing and bioinformatics tools have revolutionized the area of miRNAs profiling in animals and plants. It is well known that miRNAs ...
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Biomass and lipid induction strategies in microalgae for biofuel production and other applications
... other biofuel production sources: (a) they don’t need arable land to grow and therefore do not compete with food crops (like biofuels produced from corn, sugar cane and other plants) and; (b) they exhibit rapid ...
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Comparative energetics and kinetics of autotrophic lipid and starch metabolism in chlorophytic microalgae: implications for biomass and biofuel production
... algal biofuel production systems to be financially, en- ergetically and temporally successful, the financial- (FROI) and EROI for algal biofuel production systems must approach or be greater than that of ...
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Comparison of energy and greenhouse gas balances of biogas with other transport biofuel options based on domestic agricultural biomass in Finland
... Biogas production can also improve the econ- omy and efficiency of organic crop farms. Organic farms use around 25% of their arable area for green manuring. In current practice, the green manure crops are ploughed into ...
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SELECTION AND RANKING OF MULTIFACETED CRITERIA FOR THE PRIORITIZATION OF MOST APPROPRIATE CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY FOR BIOMASS TO BIOFUEL IN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE USING ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS
... The biomass is converted in anaerobic environment by bacteria, which produces a gas with energy of about 20–40% of the lower heating value of the feedstock ...
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Determination of optimal biomass pretreatment strategies for biofuel production: investigation of relationships between surface-exposed polysaccharides and their enzymatic conversion using carbohydrate-binding modules
... The LCB residues underwent various pretreatment pro- cesses to either partially or completely remove hemicellu- loses and/or lignin. All four raw LCB named alfalfa stover (AR, where “A” represents alfalfa and “R” stands ...
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Valorising faba bean residual biomass : Effect of farming system and planting time on the potential for biofuel production
... residual biomass outcome with early November trans- ...grown biomass showed higher cellulose fraction, leading to a higher saccharification ...residual biomass which may affect agri- cultural ...
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Biomass to biofuel : the engineering of Saccharomyces species for the co fermentation of cellulose and xylose
... from biomass during treatment (Mosier et ...from biomass can be enhanced by the addition o f a dilute acid (DA) ...from biomass using dilute acid pre-treatment is dependent on factors such as acid ...
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Plant Biofuel: Tomorrows Fuel
... Biofuels are the biologically derived fuels, it can be renewable, sustainable, and expandable, biodegradable, non- hazardous and safer for air, water and soil and its use reduces the emission of greenhouse gases. They ...
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