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Biomass as Raw Material for the Production of Biofuels and Chemicals

 
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Kiadó: Routledge
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This book discusses biomass as a raw material for the production of liquid or gaseous biofuels and valuable chemicals. The authors show how its volume and composition can be predicted, by which form of processing it can be converted into valuable products, as well as in which ways its negative environmental impact can be limited.

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For the power industry, biomass is just a modern name for the ancient material of plant origin that was converted into energy in the simple technology of burning. This book discusses biomass as a raw material for the production of liquid or gaseous biofuels and valuable chemicals. Such biomass processing should be beneficial from both economic and environmental points of view. Classic technologies of biogas production are still being improved, but they always generate waste that differs in terms of chemical parameters, depending on the feedstock digested. These parameters dictate the manner of their final managing. Various biotechnologies allow the use of the biomass of hydrobionts, such as cyanobacteria as a raw substance for obtaining different products, e.g. hyaluronic acid, biopolymers, fertilizers, or even drugs. Animal fats or algae can be used to produce biodiesel which in turn is used in environmentally friendly urban transport. Even municipal solid waste can be a source of useful biomass. The authors show how its volume and composition can be predicted, by which form of processing it can be converted into valuable products, as well as in which ways its negative environmental impact can be limited.
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1. The intensity of heat exchange in complexes of organic waste disposal


2. Predicting volume and composition of municipal solid waste based on ANN and ANFIS methods and correlation-regression analysis


3. Assessment of ecology-economic efficiency in providing thermal stabilization of biogas installations


4. Increasing the efficiency of municipal solid waste pre-processing technology to reduce its water permeability


5. Assessment of pesticide phytotoxicity with the bioindication method


6. Efficiency assessment functioning of vibration machines for biomass processing


7. The use of cyanobacteria ? water pollutants in various multiproduction


8. Elaboration of biotechnology processing of hydrobionts mass forms


9. Hyaluronic acid as a product of the blue-green algae biomass processing


10. Prospects for the use of cyanobacterial waste as an organo-mineral fertilizer


11. Biomass of excess activated sludge from aeration tanks as renewable raw materials in environmental biotechnology


12. The use of activated sludge biomass for cleaning of wastewater from dairy enterprises


13. Ecological and economic principles of rational use of biomass


14. Fallen leaves and other seasonal biomass as raw material for producing biogas and fertilizers


15. Toxicity by digestate of methanogenic processing of biomass


16. The use of microcystis aeruginosa biomass to obtain fungicidal drugs


17. Experimental research of engine characteristics working on the mixtures of biodiesel fuels obtained from algae


18. Mathematical model of synthesis of biodiesel from technical animal fats


19. Application of system analysis for the investigation of environmental friendliness of urban transport systems