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Biomass Conversion to Produce Hydrocarbon Liquid Fuel Via Hot-vapor Filtered Fast Pyrolysis and Catalytic Hydrotreating
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Recent advances in one-stage conversion of lipid-based biomass-derived oils into fuel components - aromatics and

P M Yeletsky1, R G Kukushkin1,2, V A Yakovlev1,2

  • 1Boreskov Institute of Catalysis, Lavrentieva Ave. 5, Novosibirsk 630090, Russian Federation.

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|August 25, 2020
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Keywords:
(H)DO, (hydro)deoxygenation HEFA, hydroprocessed esters and fatty acidsAl-HMS, aluminum-rich mesoporous aluminosilicateAromaticsBET, Brunauer-Emmett-Teller theoryBTX, benzene-toluene-xylenes fractionBiofuelCL, clinoptiloliteCN, cetane numberCNTs, carbon nanotubesDCN, decarbonylationDCX, decarboxylationFAME, fatty acids methyl estersFFA, free fatty acidsFOG, fats, oils, and greaseHACA, homogeneous alkali catalysis alkanesHCO, heavy cycle oilHDO-HI, hydrodeoxygenation-hydroisomerizationHDRD, hydrogenation-derived renewable dieselHRD, hydrogenated renewable dieselHRJ, hydroprocessed renewable jetHydrodeoxygenationHydroisomerizationIsomerized paraffinsLCO, light cycle oilLPG, liquefied petroleum gasMAFPs, minimum aviation fuel selling pricesMJSP, minimum jet fuel selling priceOLP(s), organic liquid product(s)PFAD, palm fatty acid distillateREY, Rare earth-Y zeoliteROI, return of investmentRON, research octane numberSAPO, silicoaluminophosphatesSCA, supercritical catalysis alkanesTAG, triacylglycerolTEO, techno-economic outlookTOS, time-on-streamVegetable oilWCO, waste cooking oilWE(s), wax ester(s)

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