Bio-oil is produced under high-temperature pyrolysis; further separation and processing techniques are sought!
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Question: Utilizing the company’s existing technologies and equipment to produce biodiesel from biomass straw or waste through high-temperature pyrolysis and gasification; however, due to its complex composition, further separation and processing techniques are 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 and processing techniques, as well as catalytic synthesis methods and processes.
Bio-oil is produced through high-temperature pyrolysis; further separation and processing techniques are being sought. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1597732-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
Our company specializes in the design of thin-film evaporation systems. If it’s possible, you could send us some samples so that we can conduct experiments, as we have a pilot-scale system available
Where are you from? How large is it? What do you want to do? Our company is also working on this; we mainly convert biomass pyrolysis oil into fuel oil
Is it based on the high-temperature coal tar treatment method? ? Let’s look at the output; if it’s low, there’s no need for processing, right?
Do you conduct full-component analysis on your biodiesel? Knowing the components allows for more targeted solutions to be proposed.
;P;P I don’t understand; I just sell instruments
First, cool it down, and then separate the fraction with a high carbon-to-hydrogen ratio by centrifugation.