Sentence examples for feedstock into from inspiring English sources

Refineries can crack the big hydrocarbon molecules found in the heavier part of the crude oil feedstock into diesel, gasoline or other products, and thus have some flexibility, but there are limits to how much the ratios can be adjusted.

The concept of biorefineries involves multiple catalytic processes to convert biomass feedstock into valuable chemical products.

The system could instantly load the feedstock into the reactor at high temperature and pressure, which simulated the way to transport the feedstock into a hot and pressurized gasifier.

The in-flight observations (shadowgraphy) were performed to optimize the injection of the liquid feedstock into the plasma jet.

Additional data file 1 is a table listing the research related to the transformation of biomass-derived feedstock into high value-added products.

A co-culture system containing multiple strains of the same or different organisms holds promise for conversion of the sugar mixture available in different lignocellulosic feedstock into ethanol.

Even so, someone offering advice to today's promising graduates might invoke a different, uglier word: chemurgy.This term, coined in the 1930s, refers to a branch of applied chemistry that turns agricultural feedstocks into industrial and consumer products.

Around the country and especially in the Midwest, a number of proposed plants that would turn corn cobs, wheat straw and other plant-based feedstocks into fuel and sell it on the market are working to secure the last stages of financing, and some could become operational in the next few years.

Hydrocracking is widely practiced by the refiners to convert heavy petroleum feedstocks into desired lighter products.

Microbial fermentation of renewable feedstocks into plastic monomers can decrease our fossil dependence and reduce global CO2 emissions.

Hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) processes have recently received considerable attention to upgrade biomass-derived feedstocks into liquid transportation fuels.