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Process Intensification in Biorefineries

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Ramaswamy, S., University of Minnesota

Process Intensification reduces the process footprints in space, energy and material inputs while intensifying conversion processes by incorporating multiple unit operations or processes. Applications of process intensification in biorefineries and bioproducts processing will be considered.

Presentations

8:00 AM
(444a) Cross-Flow Separation Characteristics and Piloting of Graphene Oxide Nanofiltration Membrane Sheets and Tubes for Kraft Black Liquor Concentration
8:15 AM
(444b) Purification of Lignin Monomers from Poplar Derived Reductive Catalytic Fractionation Oils with Counter-Current Chromatography
8:30 AM
(444c) SWEET Sorghum Inbreeding to Enhance Sugar Control and Its Perspectives on Ethanol Production
8:45 AM
(444d) Visualization and Characterization of Maize (corn stover) Cell Wall Deconstruction By Deacetylation, Ozonation, and Mechanical Refining Pretreatments
9:00 AM
(444e) Development of a 3D Transport-Reaction MODEL to Understand the Pretreatment Processes in Plant Using RAMAN Spectroscopy

Topics 

Process Design & Development

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