Title: Integrated Biorefineries : Design, Analysis, and Optimization Author: Mahmoud M. El-Halwagi, Paul R. Stuart ISBN: 1439803463 / 9781439803462 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 873 Publisher: CHAPMAN & HALL Year: 2013 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
Integrated Biorefineries : Design, Analysis, and Optimization examines how to create a competitive edge in biorefinery innovation through integration into existing processes and infrastructure. Leading experts from around the world working in design, synthesis, and optimization of integrated biorefineries present the various aspects of this complex process, capturing the state of the art in the advancing bioeconomy. The book defines an integrated biorefinery as a processing facility that transforms biomass into value-added products—from biofuels and biochemicals to food and pharmaceuticals. The chapters cover biorefinery product and process design, supply chains, process analysis, feedstocks, technologies, and policy and environmental analysis. They focus on second-generation feedstocks, including forestry resources, energy crops, agricultural residues, oils, and various waste materials.
With the growing interest in sustainability in general and in renewable resources in industrial facilities, biorefineries are likely to play increasingly significant roles and have greater economic, environmental, and societal impact. This book fills an information gap by presenting cutting-edge advances that can effectively guide engineers and decision makers in the synthesis, selection, design, analysis, and optimization of biorefineries.
Preface
Part I : Biorefinery Product and Process Design
Chapter 1 : Product Portfolio Selection and Process Design for the Forest Biorefinery Chapter 2 : Systematic Screening of Multiple Processing Paths in Biorefineries: The ABC (Assessing Biomass to Chemicals) Project and Its Potential to Build Process Synthesis Capabilities Chapter 3 : Technoeconomic Assessment and Risk Analysis of Biorefinery Processes Chapter 4 : Technoeconomic Analysis of Cellulosic Ethanol Production from Hardwoods in a Repurposed Kraft Mill Chapter 5 : Cost Integration Methodology and the Forest Biorefinery Chapter 6 : Technoeconomic Analysis of a Lignocellulose-to-Hydrocarbons Process Using a Carboxylate Platform
Part II : Biorefinery Supply Chains
Chapter 7 : Value-Chain Management Considerations for the Biorefinery Chapter 8 : Integrated Forest Biorefinery Supply Chain Network Design Using Mathematical Programming Approach Chapter 9 : Forest Biorefinery Supply Chain Design and Process Flexibility
Part III : Biorefinery Process Analysis
Chapter 10 : Optimal Synthesis of Sustainable Biorefineries Chapter 11 : Methodologies Developed and Applied in Process Integration Studies for the Swedish Kraft Pulp and Paper Industry: A Review Chapter 12 : Design of a Lignocellulosic Feedstock Biorefinery Based on a Biochemical Processing Platform Using Process Integration Methodologies and Exergy Analysis Chapter 13 : Automated Targeting for the Synthesis of an Integrated Biorefinery Chapter 14 : Synthesis of Flexible Heat-Exchanger Networks for Multifeedstock Biodiesel Production Processes
Part IV : Biorefinery Feedstocks
Chapter 15 : A Literature Review of Biomass Feedstocks for a Biorefinery Chapter 16 : Lignocellulosic Biomass: A Raw Material for the Future Chapter 17 : Food Waste as a Renewable Raw Material for the Development of Integrated Biorefineries: Current Status and Future Potential
Part V : Biorefinery Technologies
Chapter 18 : The Forest Biorefinery: Current State of the Art Chapter 19 : Thermochemical Conversion of Biomass to Liquid Fuels and Chemicals Chapter 20 : Enzyme Applications in the Forest-Based Biorefinery Chapter 21 : Biochemical Conversion Chapter 22 : Separation of Hemicellulose by Hot-Water Extraction from Woody Biomass Chapter 23 : Integrated Utilization of Algae Biomass in a Biorefinery Based on a Biochemical Processing Platform
Part VI : Biorefinery Policy and Environmental Analysis
Chapter 24 : Policy Options to Support Biorefining Chapter 25 : Biopower in the U.S. South: Barriers, Drivers, and Potential for Expansion Chapter 26 : Biorefinery Design from an Earth Systems Perspective Chapter 27 : LCA-Based Environmental Evaluation of Biorefinery Projects