495 Biomass Thermal Deconstruction via Fast Pyrolysis Biorefineries


Description:
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.

Sponsor:
Sustainable Biorefineries
Co-Sponsor(s):
Biorefinery Technologies for Forest Based Lignocellulosic Biomass (T4A)


Chair:
Robert C. Brown
Iowa State University
Bioeconomy Institute
1140 E BRL Building
Ames, IA
50011
Email: rcbrown3@iastate.edu

Co-Chair:
Mark Mba Wright
Assistant Professor
Iowa State University
Mechanical Engineering
2078 Black Engineering
Ames, IA
50014
Email: markmw@iastate.edu


Papers:
495a
Condensed Phase Reactions of Polysaccharides during Fast Pyrolysis
Jake K. Lindstrom, Iowa State University; Chad Peterson, Iowa State University; Patrick A. Johnston, Iowa State University; Peter N. Ciesielski, Vanderbilt University; Preston A. Gable, Iowa State University; Robert C. Brown, Iowa State University
495b
Origins of Enhanced Levoglucosan Yields during the Co-Pyrolysis of Cellulose and High-Density Polyethylene
Melisa Nallar, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Hsi-Wu Wong, University of Massachusetts Lowell
495c
Understanding Fast Pyrolysis of Microalgae Model Components Via Py–FTIR and Py–GCMS
Ribhu Gautam, Indian Institute of Technology Madras; R. Vinu, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India
495d
Renewable Materials from Catalytic Fast Pyrolysis
Mark R. Nimlos, National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Nolan Wilson, National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Christopher Kinchin, National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Calvin Mukarakate, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
495e
The Effects of Pretreatments in Improving the Quality of Bio-Oil Products from Non-Catalytic and Catalytic Pyrolysis of Lignocellulosic Biomass
Roozbeh Seifollahy-Astaraee, Villanova University; Charles Coe, Villanova University; Justinus A. Satrio, Villanova University
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