Reaktive Extraktion von Weichbraunkohlen

Wollmerstädt, Hendrik; Kuchling, Thomas; Kureti, Sven

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-46251-5_18

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“…A common way for fuel intermediates upgrading, also possible for HTL products, is hydrogenation. It enables deoxygenation and saturation of the carbohydrates [39][40][41]. Feedstock e:g:; HTL product ð Þ þ H 2 more saturated compound (1) Feedstock e:g:; HTL product…”

Section: Upgrading Of Products Of Hydrothermal Biomass Conversionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A common way for fuel intermediates upgrading, also possible for HTL products, is hydrogenation. It enables deoxygenation and saturation of the carbohydrates .

true normalFeedstock (e . g ., HTL product) + {normalH}_{2} \to normalmore normal normalsaturated normal normalcompound

true normalFeedstock (e . g ., HTL product) + {normalH}_{2} \to normaldeoxygenated normal normalcompound + {normalH}_{2} normalO

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Section: Hydrothermal Processes For Biorefineriesmentioning

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Fuel‐Driven Biorefineries Using Hydrothermal Processes

Klemm

Kröger

Görsch

et al. 2020

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Regarding the aim of a CO 2-neutral society by 2050, one target is to use the largest possible amount of the initial feedstock within the bioeconomy. In that context it is necessary to utilize also low-value biomass in biorefineries. For wet streams, hydrothermal processes can make an efficient thermochemical application possible. To be used as transport fuel, strict limitations from national and international standards have to be fulfilled, e.g., regarding oxygen content. To reach these boundaries, commonly multistage approaches have to be applied. Within this framework utilization of hydrogen donors can be beneficial. Basic calculations of costs and greenhouse gas emissions are given for an exemplary case.

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Section: Upgrading Of Products Of Hydrothermal Biomass Conversionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A common way for fuel intermediates upgrading, also possible for HTL products, is hydrogenation. It enables deoxygenation and saturation of the carbohydrates .