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245 00 a| Advances in feedstock conversion technologies for alternative fuels and bioproductsh| [electronic resource] :b| new technologies, challenges and opportunities /c| edited by Majid Hosseini.;

260 a| Duxford, United Kingdom ;a| Cambridge, MA, United States :b| Woodhead Publishing is an imprint of Elsevier,c| [2019];

300 a| xxiv, 390 pages ;c| 23 cm;

490 1 a| Woodhead Publishing series in energy;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 00 a| Note continued:g| 15.1.t| Introduction --g| 15.2.t| Materials and Methods --g| 15.2.1.t| Materials --g| 15.2.2.t| Supercritical CO2 Extraction With Water as Co-solvent --g| 15.2.3.t| Design of Experiment, Data Analysis, and Model Fitting --g| 15.2.4.t| Soxhlet Extraction --g| 15.2.5.t| Extracted Oil Yield Calculation --g| 15.2.6.t| Characterization of Extracted Oil by GC-MS --g| 15.3.t| Results and Discussions --g| 15.3.1.t| Analysis of Variance --g| 15.3.2.t| Effect of Temperature, Pressure, and Particle Size on SCCD Extraction of Empty Fruit Bunch --g| 15.3.3.t| Soxhlet Extraction --g| 15.3.4.t| Comparison Between SCCD Extraction and Soxhlet Extraction --g| 15.3.5.t| Characterization of Extracted Oil: GC-MS Analysis --g| 15.4.t| Potential Application of Supercritical Extraction in Industrial Scale, Limitations, and Challenges --g| 15.5.t| Conclusion --g| 15.6.t| Future Outlook --t| Acknowledgment --t| References --g| 16.t| Progress in Anaerobic Digestion of Manures /r| Willem Jan Oosterkamp --g| 16.1.t| Introduction --g| 16.2.t| Biofilms --g| 16.2.1.t| Fixed Film Reactors --g| 16.2.2.t| Settling --g| 16.2.3.t| Sequencing Batch Reactors --g| 16.2.4.t| Induced Blanket Reactor --g| 16.2.5.t| Simplified Induced Blanket Reactor --g| 16.2.6.t| Simplified Induced Blanket Reactor With Percolated Scum Layer --g| 16.3.t| Cattle Manure --g| 16.3.1.t| High Solids Digestion --g| 16.3.2.t| Fixed Film at Cartago, Costa Rica --g| 16.3.3.t| Fixed Film at Hague, FL, United States --g| 16.3.4.t| Sequencing Batch Reactors at Pullman, WA, United States --g| 16.3.5.t| Induced Blanket Reactor at Ogden, UT, United States --g| 16.3.6.t| Straw as Support for Biofilms (Foulum, Denmark) --g| 16.3.7.t| Pretreatment and Addition of Nutrients --g| 16.4.t| Swine Manure --g| 16.4.1.t| Manure Storage Time --g| 16.4.2.t| Sequencing Batch Reactors at Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada --g| 16.4.3.t| Sequencing Batch Reactors at Stillwater, OK, United States of America --g| 16.4.4.t| Upflow, Downflow, Reflow Reactor at Sterksel --g| 16.4.5.t| Biofilm Reactor at Foulum, Denmark --g| 16.4.6.t| Thermal Pretreatment and Addition of Nutrients --g| 16.5.t| Poultry Manure and Combinations With Other Manures --g| 16.5.1.t| Poultry Manure Mono-digestion --g| 16.5.2.t| Pretreatment --g| 16.5.3.t| Poultry and Cattle Manures --g| 16.5.4.t| Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor With Poultry, Cattle, and Swine Manures in Langenwetzendorf --g| 16.6.t| Discussion --g| 16.7.t| Conclusion --g| 16.8.t| Future Outlook --t| References --g| 17.t| Thermochemical Processes Aimed at the Energy Valorization of Cow Manure from Feedlots /r| Ulises Sedran --g| 17.1.t| Introduction --g| 17.2.t| Experimental --g| 17.2.1.t| Biomass --g| 17.2.2.t| Pyrolysis Experiments --g| 17.2.3.t| Product Analysis --g| 17.3.t| Results and Discussion --g| 17.3.1.t| Composition of Cow Manure --g| 17.3.2.t| Pyrolysis of Cow Manure --g| 17.3.3.t| Other Thermochemical Processes Appropriate for Cow Manure Processing --g| 17.3.4.t| Characterization of Liquid Products in the Pyrolysis of Cow Manure: Biooil and Tar --g| 17.3.5.t| Characterization of Gases and Char: Composition and Properties --g| 17.4.t| Conclusion --g| 17.5.t| Future Outlook --t| References --g| 18.t| Environmental Concerns on the Production of Value-Added Bioproducts From Residual Renewable Sources /r| Maria Teresa Moreira --g| 18.1.t| Introduction --g| 18.2.t| Materials and Methods --g| 18.2.1.t| Description of Methodology --g| 18.2.2.t| Goal and Scope Definition --g| 18.2.3.t| Description of the Scenarios Under Evaluation --g| 18.2.4.t| Description of the Functional Unit --g| 18.2.5.t| Life Cycle Inventory Data Acquisition --g| 18.2.6.t| Description of the Allocation Procedure --g| 18.2.7.t| Life Cycle Assessment Method --g| 18.3.t| Results and Discussion --g| 18.3.1.t| General Results --g| 18.3.2.t| Sugar Beet Pulp-Based Scenarios --g| 18.3.3.t| Woody Chips-Based Scenarios --g| 18.4.t| Conclusion --g| 18.5.t| Future Outlook --t| Acknowledgments --t| References --g| 19.t| Life Cycle Assessment of First-, Second-Generation, and Microalgae Biofuels /r| Rajiv Ganguly --g| 19.1.t| Introduction --g| 19.2.t| Steps in Life Cycle Assessment Methodology --g| 19.3.t| Life Cycle Assessment Studies of First-Generation Biofuels --g| 19.4.t| Life Cycle Assessment Studies of Second-Generation Biofuels --g| 19.5.t| Life Cycle Assessment Studies of Microalgae Biofuels --g| 19.6.t| Other Impact Indicators of Life Cycle Assessment --g| 19.6.1.t| Acidification Potential --g| 19.6.2.t| Environmental Impact Indicators --g| 19.6.3.t| Land Usage Impact Indicators --g| 19.6.4.t| Key Parameters Influencing the Implemented Methods and Results --g| 19.6.5.t| The N2O Balance --g| 19.6.6.t| Coproduct Allocations --g| 19.7.t| Conclusion --g| 19.8.t| Future Outlook --t| References.;

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Advances in feedstock conversion technologies for alternative fuels and bioproducts new technologies, challenges and opportunities / edited by Majid Hosseini.

Other author	Hosseini, Majid.
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	Duxford, United Kingdom ; Cambridge, MA, United States : Woodhead Publishing is an imprint of Elsevier, [2019]
Description	xxiv, 390 pages ; 23 cm
Supplemental Content	Full text available from eBook - Energy 2019
Subjects	Biomass energy.

Series	Woodhead Publishing series in energy Woodhead Publishing in energy.
Contents	Note continued: 15.1. Introduction -- 15.2. Materials and Methods -- 15.2.1. Materials -- 15.2.2. Supercritical CO2 Extraction With Water as Co-solvent -- 15.2.3. Design of Experiment, Data Analysis, and Model Fitting -- 15.2.4. Soxhlet Extraction -- 15.2.5. Extracted Oil Yield Calculation -- 15.2.6. Characterization of Extracted Oil by GC-MS -- 15.3. Results and Discussions -- 15.3.1. Analysis of Variance -- 15.3.2. Effect of Temperature, Pressure, and Particle Size on SCCD Extraction of Empty Fruit Bunch -- 15.3.3. Soxhlet Extraction -- 15.3.4. Comparison Between SCCD Extraction and Soxhlet Extraction -- 15.3.5. Characterization of Extracted Oil: GC-MS Analysis -- 15.4. Potential Application of Supercritical Extraction in Industrial Scale, Limitations, and Challenges -- 15.5. Conclusion -- 15.6. Future Outlook -- Acknowledgment -- References -- 16. Progress in Anaerobic Digestion of Manures / Willem Jan Oosterkamp -- 16.1. Introduction -- 16.2. Biofilms -- 16.2.1. Fixed Film Reactors -- 16.2.2. Settling -- 16.2.3. Sequencing Batch Reactors -- 16.2.4. Induced Blanket Reactor -- 16.2.5. Simplified Induced Blanket Reactor -- 16.2.6. Simplified Induced Blanket Reactor With Percolated Scum Layer -- 16.3. Cattle Manure -- 16.3.1. High Solids Digestion -- 16.3.2. Fixed Film at Cartago, Costa Rica -- 16.3.3. Fixed Film at Hague, FL, United States -- 16.3.4. Sequencing Batch Reactors at Pullman, WA, United States -- 16.3.5. Induced Blanket Reactor at Ogden, UT, United States -- 16.3.6. Straw as Support for Biofilms (Foulum, Denmark) -- 16.3.7. Pretreatment and Addition of Nutrients -- 16.4. Swine Manure -- 16.4.1. Manure Storage Time -- 16.4.2. Sequencing Batch Reactors at Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada -- 16.4.3. Sequencing Batch Reactors at Stillwater, OK, United States of America -- 16.4.4. Upflow, Downflow, Reflow Reactor at Sterksel -- 16.4.5. Biofilm Reactor at Foulum, Denmark -- 16.4.6. Thermal Pretreatment and Addition of Nutrients -- 16.5. Poultry Manure and Combinations With Other Manures -- 16.5.1. Poultry Manure Mono-digestion -- 16.5.2. Pretreatment -- 16.5.3. Poultry and Cattle Manures -- 16.5.4. Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor With Poultry, Cattle, and Swine Manures in Langenwetzendorf -- 16.6. Discussion -- 16.7. Conclusion -- 16.8. Future Outlook -- References -- 17. Thermochemical Processes Aimed at the Energy Valorization of Cow Manure from Feedlots / Ulises Sedran -- 17.1. Introduction -- 17.2. Experimental -- 17.2.1. Biomass -- 17.2.2. Pyrolysis Experiments -- 17.2.3. Product Analysis -- 17.3. Results and Discussion -- 17.3.1. Composition of Cow Manure -- 17.3.2. Pyrolysis of Cow Manure -- 17.3.3. Other Thermochemical Processes Appropriate for Cow Manure Processing -- 17.3.4. Characterization of Liquid Products in the Pyrolysis of Cow Manure: Biooil and Tar -- 17.3.5. Characterization of Gases and Char: Composition and Properties -- 17.4. Conclusion -- 17.5. Future Outlook -- References -- 18. Environmental Concerns on the Production of Value-Added Bioproducts From Residual Renewable Sources / Maria Teresa Moreira -- 18.1. Introduction -- 18.2. Materials and Methods -- 18.2.1. Description of Methodology -- 18.2.2. Goal and Scope Definition -- 18.2.3. Description of the Scenarios Under Evaluation -- 18.2.4. Description of the Functional Unit -- 18.2.5. Life Cycle Inventory Data Acquisition -- 18.2.6. Description of the Allocation Procedure -- 18.2.7. Life Cycle Assessment Method -- 18.3. Results and Discussion -- 18.3.1. General Results -- 18.3.2. Sugar Beet Pulp-Based Scenarios -- 18.3.3. Woody Chips-Based Scenarios -- 18.4. Conclusion -- 18.5. Future Outlook -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 19. Life Cycle Assessment of First-, Second-Generation, and Microalgae Biofuels / Rajiv Ganguly -- 19.1. Introduction -- 19.2. Steps in Life Cycle Assessment Methodology -- 19.3. Life Cycle Assessment Studies of First-Generation Biofuels -- 19.4. Life Cycle Assessment Studies of Second-Generation Biofuels -- 19.5. Life Cycle Assessment Studies of Microalgae Biofuels -- 19.6. Other Impact Indicators of Life Cycle Assessment -- 19.6.1. Acidification Potential -- 19.6.2. Environmental Impact Indicators -- 19.6.3. Land Usage Impact Indicators -- 19.6.4. Key Parameters Influencing the Implemented Methods and Results -- 19.6.5. The N2O Balance -- 19.6.6. Coproduct Allocations -- 19.7. Conclusion -- 19.8. Future Outlook -- References.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Issued in other form	Ebook version : 9780128179383
Genre/form	Electronic books.
LCCN	2018964174
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