Titlebook: Biomass Pyrolysis Liquids Upgrading and Utilization; A. V. Bridgwater,G. Grassi Book 1991 ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels and Luxembourg 1991 ad

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,Charcoal–Water Slurries: State of the Art and Future Prospects,anufacturing processes are described and techno-economically evaluated, concluding that there are currently limited opportunities for implementation, but research and developmen in well defined areas could improve the economic viability of these products.

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Biomass Pyrolysis in Brazil: Status Report,production. Wood carbonization is carried out in brick kilns, and major manufacturers also have condensation units for tar recovery. Liquid by-products are used as boiler fuels and also, after further processing, as a source of chemicals such as methanol and acetic acid...

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Conclusions and Recommendations,direct thermochemical processing of biomass. This final chapter attempts to summarise the main problem areas in each of the topics covered and hence identify research and development needs for the short, medium and long term.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3844-4additives; biomass; chemicals; combustion; development; emission; energy; environment; extraction; future; ind

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Sven Matthiesen,Patric GraubergerMost industrial pyrolysis technologies currently operating in Europe, and worldwide, produce charcoal. The charcoal-making equipment essentially consists of partial combustion kilns that do not recover the by-product gases and condensable organic compounds. This often results in atmospheric pollution and poor energy conversion yields...