Titlebook: Biofuels in Brazil; Fundamental Aspects, Silvio Silvério da Silva,Anuj Kumar Chandel Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Renewable Liquid Transportation Fuels: The Cornerstone of the Success of Brazilian Bioenergy Progracasted to reach 20 % in 2020. When anhydrous ethanol from sugarcane is mixed with gasoline at a 25 % ratio, 1900 kg CO. eq/m. of bioethanol is avoided. The use of biodiesel to replace diesel fuel reduces 90 % emissions of burning gas and 78 % of smoke emissions.

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,Integrated Production of 1G–2G Bioethanol and Bioelectricity from Sugarcane: Impact of Bagasse Prete presented the higher increase in ethanol production (5.7?L/tonne of sugarcane). This was due the almost complete cellulose hydrolysis and the lower steam demand of this process. On the other hand, pretreatment and hydrolysis reactor volumes were first and second higher, respectively, for this pret

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Potential Biomass Resources for Cellulosic Ethanol Production in Brazil: Availability, Feedstock Anl with gasoline. In this context, all the potential sources for ethanol production must be considered wherein cellulosics stands out as an important alternative. In this chapter, we discuss about the potential to produce ethanol from lignocellulosic materials, a renewable source largely available in

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Scale-up Pretreatment Studies on Sugarcane Bagasse and Straw for Second-Generation Ethanol Productierged out as two successful options for the pretreatment of SB/SS. Pilot level studies at our institute (Laboratório Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia do Bioetanol—CTBE, Campinas, Brazil), for the pretreatment of SB/SS considering steam explosion and dilute acid pretreatment, have shown the promising

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Novel Yeast Strains from Brazilian Biodiversity: Biotechnological Applications in Lignocellulose Cotrains represent a new set of biological material that can be used directly in the conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into value-added bioproducts, or a source of genetic material for the improvement of the fermentative capacity of industrial microorganisms, like the yeast ., toward the productio

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Critical Analysis of Feedstock Availability and Composition, and New Potential Resources for Biodiection in Brazil (i.e., soybean, tallow, and cotton), as well as the more important feedstock alternatives (i.e., oil palm, physic nut, and microalgae) for the future. In addition, an analysis of oil physical–chemical properties and their effects on biodiesel production and quality is presented. Fina