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Project

Feasibility study of the upgrading of bio-oil resulting from the pyrolysis of biomass (UPPYRO).

Crude oil is getting scarcer and hence alternatives have to be found. Amongst others, bio oil obtained via fast pyrolysis of biomass is a promising alternative. This bio oil can be applied for many purposes ranging from transport, heating to raw material for deriving fine chemicals. Actually many industrial companies are looking for alternatives for crude oil. This project aims to investigate the possibilities and feasibility to use this bio oil for high added value products so that private enterprises are more willing to participate in future research projects.
Date:1 Jan 2012 →  31 Dec 2013
Keywords:WASTE MANAGEMENT, SUPPLY CHAIN MODELLING, BIOMASS, FEASIBILITY
Disciplines:Catalysis and reacting systems engineering, Chemical product design and formulation, General chemical and biochemical engineering, Process engineering, Separation and membrane technologies, Transport phenomena, Other (bio)chemical engineering, Applied economics, Economic history, Macroeconomics and monetary economics, Microeconomics, Tourism
Project type:Collaboration project