Sentence examples for development of novel process from inspiring English sources
It is continuation of the article Watkins et al. (2013) Overcoming institutional barriers in the development of novel process industry residue based novel symbiosis products – case study at the EU level.
This creates an area for the development of novel process chains investigating AM processes as enabler technologies.
So, further research need to be carried out for searching for cheaper feedstocks or into the development of a novel process for conversion of lower sugar-concentration.
The tools are illustrated by a case study on the development of a novel process with several variants: thermal cracking of mixed plastic waste to produce a heavy hydrocarbon product that can displace crude oil, naphtha, or refinery wax or be used as a fuel.
The hydrogenation of thymol and the racemisation of a menthol mixture were investigated as part of the development of novel continuous process for the production of l-menthol.
This paper reviews the latest PSE tools used in development of novel biodiesel processes.
Extremophiles, and in particular their enzymes, have proved to be a potentially valuable resource in the development of novel biotechnological processes.
A particular focus is set on the development of novel fabrication processes specifically devised for the projects, namely the Coreless Winding and the Assembled Core methods.
A network of twelve European and Southern Mediterranean partners is cooperating for plugging the existing gap of knowledge for the development of novel bioremediation processes targeting such poorly investigated polluted sites.
In the present report the results are given of the development of novel catalytic processes based on the forced maintenance of the catalyst in a nonstationary state for deep gas purification from nitrogen oxides (up to 50 mg/m3), SO2 (less than 50 ppm) and organic impurities.
The development of novel catalytic processes for the upgrading of F T waxes towards the production of clean transportation fuels as well as other valuable gaseous alkenes in the overall Biomass-to-Liquid (BTL) process would increase the sustainability of this growing technology significantly.
