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Hot oil reactor design

This is an automated system that heats PEG 400 oil to 350F then has sealed canisters that oscillate in the oil to cook paper and bio fuel chemicals. The unit is self contained with 3000watts of heating and automatic oscillation and fluid pumping. Licensed non-exclusively.

Published: 7/23/2015 | Inventor(s): John Belding, James Bryant

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Category(s): Pulp & Paper, Biorefinery

System and Method for Conditioning a Hardwood Pulp Liquid Hydrolysate

The extraction of various substances, such as raw liquid extract, from a solid hardwood or hardwood pulp is a common and necessary process when making paper or other cellulose-based materials. Hardwood naturally contains substances useful for processing into bio-fuel byproducts. One of the process difficulties contributing to the lack of commercial...

Published: 7/23/2015 | Inventor(s): Darrell Waite, Hemant Pendse, William Ceckler, Richard Arnold, Jamie St. Pierre

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Category(s): Chemicals, Pulp & Paper, Biorefinery

Synthesis of Bacterial Cellulose in Low-cost Culture Medium Using Hot Water Extracted Wood Sugars

No patent pending, contact for know-how or further developmenta). Bacterial cellulose (BC) is a form of extracellular cellulose that is produced by various kinds of acetic acid bacteria such as Gluconacetobacter hansenii. In recent years, bacterial cellulose (BC) nanofibers have received great attention as a source of nanometer-sized fillers because...

Published: 7/23/2015 | Inventor(s): Douglas Gardner, Esra Erbas Kiziltas, Alper Kiziltas

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Category(s): Pulp & Paper, Biorefinery

Energy Densification of Biomass-Derived Organic Acids (Levulinic Acid Upgrading)

This invention relates in general to the production of useful products from biomass, and in particular to the energy densification of biomass-derived organic acids to produce products suitable for high energy density fuels.US Patent 8,362,306Patent Pending, Canada

Published: 7/23/2015 | Inventor(s): M. Clayton Wheeler, Thomas Schwartz, Adriaan Van Heiningen, Peter Van Walsum

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Category(s): Clean Tech & Environmental, Energy & Powergen, Pulp & Paper, Biorefinery