<i>Les Sohettes</i>: A model for integrated biorefineries

Baylis, Alan

doi:10.1002/bbb.210

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“…The manufacturing unit of the biomass‐based economy is the biorefinery, namely a chemical plant producing chemicals, fuels, and polymers from renewable raw materials. Tens of such biorefineries successfully operate in Europe, particularly in France; even though the factual implementation of such biorefineries has been slowed down by a perceived high risk of adoption of new technologies…”

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Industrial Feasibility of Natural Products Extraction with Microwave Technology

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The industrial extraction of natural products based on microwave irradiation of plant material and volumetric heating is now an industrial reality. Besides significant reduction in waste generation, manufacturing biomass extracts via microwave‐assisted extraction (MAE) leads to such technical, economic, and environmental benefits whose entity, we argue, will end the distillation era of solid‐liquid extraction using hydrocarbon solvents.

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