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Improved utilization of biomass-derived carbon by millisecond co-processing with hydrogen rich feedstocks
Green Chemistry (2010)
  • Paul J Dauenhauer, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • J. L Colby
  • A. Bhan
  • L. D Schmitt
Abstract

A reactor capable of improving the utilization of biomass-derived carbon during thermochemical conversion to synthesis gas is demonstrated experimentally. By co-processing hydrogen-deficient biomass (H/C[similar]2) with hydrogen-rich feedstocks (H/C≥4) through catalytic partial oxidation, 100% of the fuel carbon atoms fed to the reactor can be converted to CO.

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Publication Date
2010
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DOI: 10.1039/B920387G
Citation Information
Paul J Dauenhauer, J. L Colby, A. Bhan and L. D Schmitt. "Improved utilization of biomass-derived carbon by millisecond co-processing with hydrogen rich feedstocks" Green Chemistry Vol. 12 (2010)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/paul_dauenhauer/3/