Sentence examples for choosing feedstocks from inspiring English sources
Upstream, we suggest that choosing feedstocks based on their resistance or resilience to disturbance (e.g., perennials, diverse feedstocks) can increase reliability in ES provision over time.
The results indicate that cost-effective and sustainable solutions can be obtained that satisfy Mexican demand by choosing feedstocks that are available year-round and do not significantly adversely impact the environment.
The effect of the balance of biochar vs. syngas as primary end product of biofuel production on GHG emissions from the chosen feedstocks was evaluated by calculating the percent difference between GHG emissions associated with the production of biochar and that of biofuels produced without biochar coproduction.
Biodiesel is the chosen feedstock because it is a completely natural and thus renewable fuel.
Norway forest residues were chosen as feedstock and torrefied at different temperatures under nitrogen atmosphere in a thermogravimetric analyzer.
Two agricultural residues, wheat straw and corn stalk, were chosen as feedstock for pyrolysis which were conducted on the PHLEFR with the aim of determining the extent of thermal decomposition at high heating rate (more than 104 °C s−1).
Thus, the perspective of the bioenergy sector moves away from choosing the best feedstock towards trying to find appropriate processing for otherwise unusable resources.
Serpentine has been chosen as the feedstock mineral due to its abundance and availability.
The impact of the feedstock chosen, the storage facilities, thermal energy use, and land use change were analyzed by evaluating different scenarios.
The feedstock chosen has the major advantage of being a byproduct of the farming process, in fact a research on the population showed that there was not a specific use for the cobs.
However, if biomass is chosen as a feedstock for synthetic natural gas production, new challenges such as strongly varying chemical feed compositions and feed gas impurities (e.g., organic sulfur compounds) have to be overcome.
