On December 31, 2017, Tzanetis, Konstantinos F.; Posada, John A.; Ramirez, Andrea published an article.Application In Synthesis of (Trimethoxymethyl)benzene The title of the article was Analysis of biomass hydrothermal liquefaction and biocrude-oil upgrading for renewable jet fuel production: The impact of reaction conditions on production costs and GHG emissions performance. And the article contained the following:
This paper shows a detailed anal. of a biomass HTL process by considering changes in three main reaction variables (i.e. catalysts (water, Na2CO3(aqueous), and Fe(aqueous)), temperature (280-340°C), and catalysts/biomass mass ratio (0-0.33 kg catalysts/kg biomass)), and by assessing their influence on the techno-economic and GHG emissions performance. This anal. is based on Aspen Plus simulations, process economics and life-cycle GHG assessment on SimaPro (using Ecoinvent 2.2). Results showed that the lowest production cost for biocrude oil is achieved when HTL is performed at 340°C with Fe as catalyst (450 euro/tbiocrude-oil or 13.6 euro/GJbiocrude-oil). At these conditions, the biocrude oil produced has an oxygen content of 16.6 wt% and a LHV of 33.1 MJ/kgbiocrude-oil. When the hydrotreatment and hydrogen generation units are included, the total production costs was 1040 euro/tupgraded-oil or 0.8 euro/Lupgraded-oil. After fractionation, the estimated production cost was 1086 euro/tbiojet-fuel or 25.1 euro/GJbiojet-fuel. This value is twice the com. price of fossil jet fuel. However, the allocated life cycle GHG emissions for renewable jet fuel were estimated at 13.1 kgCO2-eq./GJbiojet-fuel, representing only 15% the GHG emission of fossil jet fuel and therefore, indicating a significant potential on GHG emission reduction The experimental process involved the reaction of (Trimethoxymethyl)benzene(cas: 707-07-3).Application In Synthesis of (Trimethoxymethyl)benzene
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