Titlebook: Recent Advances in Bio-Energy Research; Select Proceedings o Nikhil Gakkhar,Sachin Kumar,Neal T. Graham Conference proceedings 2023 The Edi

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Techno–Economic Analysis of Protease Enzyme Production and its Biofuel Applicationue to extensive growth in world population and so are the worldwide energy demands with exhausting non-renewable energy source. Hence, in such framework there is a requirement for sustainable development by generating renewable energy sources at convenient cost along with the least drawback. Enzymes

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Biomass Briquetting for Gasification: Waste to Wealth environmental concerns. There is a requirement of shifting from petroleum-based fuel to renewable energy sources, and biomass is a potential source of renewable energy. Gasification provides a solution for renewable and clean energy as well as utilizes waste and/or abundant biomass in a better way,

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Status and Future Thrusts of Sugarcane Processing Waste to Energy Conversion in Sugar Mills of India cotton. India is the largest sugar consumer and second-largest producer in the world. Sugar derived from sugarcane has a recovery rate of 12% throughout the sugar-making process. The remaining (other than crushed) sugar is found in molasses. The molasses is processed at the distillery unit to gener

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Slow Pyrolysis of Rice Husk in a Lab-Scale Batch Reactor: Influence of Temperature on the Products Yagricultural residue produced in larger amounts in India. In this study, lab-scale pyrolysis of RH was performed to evaluate the type of products and their composition at different temperatures (200–400?°C) in a batch reactor. Furthermore, RH was characterized to understand its physical as well as c

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Utilization of Karanja Seed Shells as a Sustainable Heterogeneous Catalyst for Biodiesel Productionted under the following experimental conditions, as determined by .H NMR, FT-IR, and GC–MS: a catalyst dose of 2 wt%, methanol to oil molar ratio of 10:1, a reaction temperature of 65 °C, a reaction time of 60?min. The reuse of a catalyst was also evaluated, keeping a high biodiesel yield for up to four cycles.

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Conference proceedings 2023ensive coverage on bio-energy-related fields and prospects of bio-energy in terms of waste management for energy generation, storage, and application. The content includes themes such as optimisation of energy systems, recent advances in biofuels and bioenergy, biomass hybrid systems, energy efficie

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