Chemical and Biological Processes for Woody Biomass Conversion to Fuels and Chemicals - I

Tuesday, November 10, 2009: 8:30 AM
Cheekwood F (Gaylord Opryland Hotel)

Description:
Crop residues, forest residues, woody biomass, and plant-based industrial processing woody biomass wastes provide a broad renewable feedstock base for developing energy efficient and environmentally sustainable processes for producing a wide range of chemicals, fuels, and bio-based materials. This session provides a forum for describing recent developments across the full spectrum of this exciting and increasingly important crosscutting area. This session will cover advances in all areas of the renewable woody biomass feedstocks processing (“biorefining”) industry, including: chemical and biological processing; biorefinery stream separations; pretreatment and reactor engineering for biomass feedstocks; and life-cycle and techno-economic analyses.


Sponsor:
Forest and Plant Bioproducts Division
Co-Sponsor(s):
Sustainable Engineering Forum (23), Sustainable Biorefineries (23b)


Chair:
Shijie Liu
Email: sliu@esf.edu

Co-Chair:
Junyong Zhu
Email: jzhu@fs.fed.us


8:30 AM
(196a) Key Issues to Biochemical Conversion of Woody Biomass
J.Y. Zhu, Xuejun Pan and Roland Gleisner

9:15 AM
(196c) Liquid Products of Liquid-Phase Pyrolysis
Nikolaus Schwaiger, Verena Mertlitz, Peter Pucher, Edgar Ahn and Matthäus Siebenhofer

9:35 AM
(196d) Fast Pyrolysis of Pine Wood: The Influence of Process Parameters On the Quality and the Quantity of the Pyrolysis Oil
Sedat H. Beis, Saikrishna Mukkamala, Nick Hill, Heini Lehtonen, Adriaan Van Heiningen, Brian G. Frederick, M. Clayton Wheeler and William J. DeSisto

10:15 AM
(196f) Hot-Water Extraction of Aspen Woodchips Prior to Pulping
Houfang Lu, Thomas E. Amidon and Shijie Liu
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