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Bio-oil is produced under high-temperature pyrolysis; further separation and processing techniques are being sought

2016-06-27View Original

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Utilizing the company’s existing technologies and equipment, biodiesel is produced from biomass straws or waste through high-temperature pyrolysis and gasification; however, due to its complex composition, further separation and processing techniques are being sought. It is known that its calorific value is 70 calories higher than that of petrochemical diesel; however, due to its complex composition and high fat content, it becomes very thick at low temperatures and cannot be used immediately. Therefore, there is a need for further separation processes, filtration, as well as synthetic catalytic technologies and methods.
Reply #22016-08-02
Our company specializes in the design of thin-film evaporation systems. If possible, you could send us some samples so that we can conduct experiments; we have a pilot-scale system available. Contact person: @Yi-*aoshan
Reply #32016-08-03
Our company specializes in film evaporation, and we are currently conducting separation tests on polyester polyols. If you are interested, feel free to get in touch with me

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