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Thermo-chemical Conversion of Biomass Preface Bhaskar T, Steele PH |
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Factors governing dissolution process of lignocellulosic biomass in ionic liquid: Current status, overview and challenges Badgujar KC, Bhanage BM |
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Heterogeneous catalyst-assisted thermochemical conversion of food waste biomass into 5-hydroxymethylfurfural Parshetti GK, Suryadharma MS, Pham TPT, Mahmood R, Balasubramanian R |
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Enhanced bioethanol production from yellow poplar by deacetylation and oxalic acid pretreatment without detoxification Kundu C, Lee HJ, Lee JW |
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Efficient method for the conversion of agricultural waste into sugar alcohols over supported bimetallic catalysts Tathod AP, Dhepe PL |
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Air gasification of rice husk in bubbling fluidized bed reactor with bed heating by conventional charcoal Makwana JP, Joshi AK, Athawale G, Singh D, Mohanty P |
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Metal catalysts for steam reforming of tar derived from the gasification of lignocellulosic biomass Li DL, Tamura M, Nakagawa Y, Tomishige K |
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Utilization of palm oil sludge through pyrolysis for bio-oil and bio-char production Thangalazhy-Gopakumar S, Al-Nadheri WMA, Jegarajan D, Sahu JN, Mubarak NM, Nizamuddin S |
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Pyrolysis of activated sludge: Energy analysis and its technical feasibility Agarwal M, Tardio J, Mohan SV |
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Enhancement of bio-oil production via pyrolysis of wood biomass by pretreatment with H2SO4 Kumagai S, Matsuno R, Grause G, Kameda T, Yoshioka T |
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Pyrolysis of Mesua ferrea and Pongamia glabra seed cover: Characterization of bio-oil and its sub-fractions Bordoloi N, Narzari R, Chutia RS, Bhaskar T, Kataki R |
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Production, separation and applications of phenolic-rich bio-oil - A review Kim JS |
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Production of bio-based phenolic resin and activated carbon from bio-oil and biochar derived from fast pyrolysis of palm kernel shells Choi GG, Oh SJ, Lee SJ, Kim JS |
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Hydrodeoxygenation processes: Advances on catalytic transformations of biomass-derived platform chemicals into hydrocarbon fuels De S, Saha B, Luque R |
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Granulation and ferric oxides loading enable biochar derived from cotton stalk to remove phosphate from water Ren J, Li N, Li L, An JK, Zhao L, Ren NQ |
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Kinetic study of solid waste pyrolysis using distributed activation energy model Bhavanam A, Sastry RC |
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Retrofitting hetrotrophically cultivated algae biomass as pyrolytic feedstock for biogas, bio-char and bio-oil production encompassing biorefinery Sarkar O, Agarwal M, Kumar AN, Mohan SV |
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Chemical characterization and anaerobic biodegradability of hydrothermal liquefaction aqueous products from mixed-culture wastewater algae Tommaso G, Chen WT, Li P, Schideman L, Zhang YH |
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Hydrothermal liquefaction of biomass: Developments from batch to continuous process Elliott DC, Biller P, Ross AB, Schmidt AJ, Jones SB |
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Catalytic hydrothermal liquefaction of water hyacinth Singh R, Balagurumurthy B, Prakash A, Bhaskar T |
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A techno-economic review of thermochemical cellulosic biofuel pathways Brown TR |
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Advances in Biogas Research and Application Oechsner H, Khanal SK, Taherzadeh M |
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Anaerobic digestion of lignocellulosic biomass: Challenges and opportunities Sawatdeenarunat C, Surendra KC, Takara D, Oechsner H, Khanal SK |
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Effects of crop maturity and size reduction on digestibility and methane yield of dedicated energy crop Surendra KC, Khanal SK |
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Effects of mechanical treatment of digestate after anaerobic digestion on the degree of degradation Lindner J, Zielonka S, Oechsner H, Lemmer A |
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Experimental and economical evaluation of bioconversion of forest residues to biogas using organosolv pretreatment Kabir MM, Rajendran K, Taherzadeh MJ, Horvath IS |
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Assessment of percolation through a solid leach bed in dry batch anaerobic digestion processes Shewani A, Horgue P, Pommier S, Debenest G, Lefebvre X, Gandon E, Paul E |
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Effects of ensiling treatments on lactic acid production and supplementary methane formation of maize and amaranth - An advanced green biorefining approach Haag NL, Nagele HJ, Fritz T, Oechsner H |
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Anaerobic digestion of food waste through the operation of a mesophilic two-phase pilot scale digester - Assessment of variable loadings on system performance Grimberg SJ, Hilderbrandt D, Kinnunen M, Rogers S |
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Anaerobic co-digestion of forage radish and dairy manure in complete mix digesters Belle AJ, Lansing S, Mulbry W, Weil RR |
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Mono-fermentation of chicken manure: Ammonia inhibition and recirculation of the digestate Nie H, Jacobi HF, Strach K, Xu CM, Zhou HJ, Liebetrau J |
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Extraction of soluble substances from organic solid municipal waste to increase methane production Campuzano R, Gonzalez-Martinez S |
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Augmented biogas production from protein-rich substrates and associated metagenomic changes Kovacs E, Wirth R, Maroti G, Bagi Z, Nagy K, Minarovits J, Rakhely G, Kovacs KL |
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Flexible biogas production for demand-driven energy supply - Feeding strategies and types of substrates Mauky E, Jacobi HF, Liebetrau J, Nelles M |
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Foam formation in biogas plants caused by anaerobic digestion of sugar beet Moeller L, Lehnig M, Schenk J, Zehnsdorf A |
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Development of an in-line process viscometer for the full-scale biogas process Monch-Tegeder M, Lemmer A, Hinrichs J, Oechsner H |
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Upscaling of an electronic nose for completely stirred tank reactor stability monitoring from pilot-scale to real-scale agricultural co-digestion biogas plant Adam G, Lemaigre S, Goux X, Delfosse P, Romain AC |
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Performance and kinetic evaluation of semi-continuously fed anaerobic digesters treating food waste: Role of trace elements Zhang WQ, Wu SB, Guo JB, Zhou J, Dong RJ |
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Critical comparison of different model structures for the applied simulation of the anaerobic digestion of agricultural energy crops Weinrich S, Nelles M |
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Influence of different substrates on the performance of a two-stage high pressure anaerobic digestion system Lemmer A, Chen Y, Lindner J, Wonneberger AM, Zielonka S, Oechsner H, Jungbluth T |
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Influence of trace substances on methanation catalysts used in dynamic biogas upgrading Jurgensen L, Ehimen EA, Born J, Holm-Nielsen JB, Rooney D |
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Dynamic biogas upgrading based on the Sabatier process: Thermodynamic and dynamic process simulation Jurgensen L, Ehimen EA, Born J, Holm-Nielsen JB |
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Biocatalytic methanation of hydrogen and carbon dioxide in an anaerobic three-phase system Burkhardt M, Koschack T, Busch G |
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Rapid bio-methanation of syngas in a reverse membrane bioreactor: Membrane encased microorganisms Youngsukkasem S, Chandolias K, Taherzadeh MJ |
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Degradation efficiency of agricultural biogas plants - A full-scale study Ruile S, Schmitz S, Monch-Tegeder M, Oechsner H |
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A dynamic model for calculating methane emissions from digestate based on co-digestion of animal manure and biogas crops in full scale German biogas plants Muha I, Linke B, Wittum G |
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Determination of methane emission rates on a biogas plant using data from laser absorption spectrometry Groth A, Maurer C, Reiser M, Kranert M |