(9d) Enhanced Production Rates of II G Biofuels
AIChE Spring Meeting and Global Congress on Process Safety
2010
2010 Spring Meeting & 6th Global Congress on Process Safety
Process Development Division
Biofuels Process Development
Monday, March 22, 2010 - 9:15am to 9:40am
Production rates of biofuel from various natural sources can be attained by application of typical bioctalysts with advanced technologies that utilise the fluid energy engaged in the flow of feed.
Conversion of batch process to continuous process is also the most interesting feature that can be aimed at upon using the optimized reation kinetics. natural feed sources besides being pumped into the reactor with biocatalysts, are strained with the required reaction conditions that are ingeneral not possible to be maintained industrially for economical inconsistency. Such conditions inspite of being proposed for various batches are maintained uniform at a point where all the feed+ catalyst stock are mobilized. Efficiency is also proved to be slightly greater than the conventional process and the economical viability is proved to be much greated than the current industrial methods.
Biofuel production technique can be simultaneously used for production of other alcohols of interest and fuels that are important.