2017
DOI: 10.18668/ng.2017.09.03
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Produkcja biokomponentów paliwowych drugiej i trzeciej generacji poprzez procesy termochemiczne – bioolej z mikroalg

Abstract: Produkcja biokomponentów paliwowych drugiej i trzeciej generacji poprzez procesy termochemicznebioolej z mikroalgRosnące uprzemysłowienie oraz dynamicznie rozwijający się sektor transportowy spowodowały w ostatnich dziesięciole-ciach gwałtowny wzrost konsumpcji paliw. Eksploatacja kurczących się zasobów paliw kopalnych przyczynia się do ustawicznego pogarszania środowiska naturalnego, głównie przez obciążenie atmosfery ziemskiej coraz większymi ilościami gazów cieplarnianych, w tym ditlenku węgla (CO 2 ). Z te… Show more

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“…For instance, intensive decarboxylation may occur, as was confirmed by the gas analysis revealing the dominant contribution of carbon dioxide. These findings were similar to those reported elsewhere [6,10]. The yield of watersoluble organics was not found to be dependent on reaction time and equals approximately 11-13 wt.% at the lower temperature.…”
Section: Effect Of Process Variables On Products Yieldsupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…For instance, intensive decarboxylation may occur, as was confirmed by the gas analysis revealing the dominant contribution of carbon dioxide. These findings were similar to those reported elsewhere [6,10]. The yield of watersoluble organics was not found to be dependent on reaction time and equals approximately 11-13 wt.% at the lower temperature.…”
Section: Effect Of Process Variables On Products Yieldsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…It was evidenced by the increase in the amount of heavier compounds with processing temperature increment, especially for the longest processing time. Moreover, similar findings regarding re-polymerization under more severe conditions were also mentioned earlier [6]. For the studied pine wood HTL bio-oils, there is no characteristic tail, as reported for some GPC distribution curves of bio-oils obtained from different feedstocks [16].…”
Section: Gel Permeation Chromatographysupporting
confidence: 86%
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