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Biochar is a type of charcoal that is made from biomass through a process of pyrolysis. Pyrolysis is the thermochemical decomposition of organic matter into combustible gases and char. ...
ByCarbon Gold Ltd based in Clevedon, UNITED KINGDOM
With its multiple applications, fast pyrolysis bio-oil offers biomass owners a unique opportunity to create a higher value from their biomass residues. Our fast pyrolysis technology is designed to operate on a scale fitting in with the size and logistics of your biomass ...
ByBTG BioLiquids - BTG Biomass Technology Group based in Enschede, NETHERLANDS
FPBO is injected into the riser from a separate feed line to keep the temperature of the FPBO below 60 oC. In the riser, the FPBO is catalytically cracked together with the VGO (or other regular FCC ...
ByBTG BioLiquids - BTG Biomass Technology Group based in Enschede, NETHERLANDS
Pyrolysis oil is a mixture of cracked components originating from the pyrolysis of the three main building blocks of biomass; cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. After pyrolysis the oil can easily be fractionated into three product streams namely; pyrolytic lignin (from lignin), pyrolytic sugars (from cellulose) and a watery phase containing smaller organic components e.g. acetic acid (mainly from hemicellulose). ...
ByBTG BioLiquids - BTG Biomass Technology Group based in Enschede, NETHERLANDS
Separation and pyrolysis of fermentation residues replaces expensive storage and logistics and generates additional revenue. Biogas plants must be able to store their digestate for 180 or 270 days. If the digestate storage is full and spreading is not permitted or possible due to the weather, the plant must be throttled in the worst case. In addition, in red areas it is often not possible to spread the entire fermentation residues on the fields in the region, but they have to be transported to other regions at ...
Byautarkize GmbH based in Pfronten, GERMANY
Substituting pyrolysis oil for fossil fuel can be already be done today by medium or large-scale (co-)combustion of natural gas, coal or heating oil fired boilers, furnaces and turbines. Retrofitting these systems requires limited investments and due to its GHG savings of around 90% pyrolysis oil offers a unique opportunity to make your energy supply more sustainable while also reducing your dependency on fossil fuel prices. Even more interesting is its use in decentralized CHP solutions found for instance in ...
ByBTG BioLiquids - BTG Biomass Technology Group based in Enschede, NETHERLANDS