Sentence examples for feedstocks for example from inspiring English sources

An olefin plant with a choice of feedstocks (for example, ethane, propane, and butane) and capable of achieving a reasonably broad range of conversions in its steam crackers is a good example of such a plant.

Current technologies were characterised by agricultural residue feedstocks (for example, corn stover), dilute-acid hydrolysis and single-stage SSF.

As would be expected, different feedstocks (for example, agricultural residues vs. forest biomass) have significant qualitative and quantitative differences in their component and structural arrangements.

Ethanol obtained from lignocellulosic, non-food, feedstocks (for example, sugarcane bagasse or wheat straw) represents an attractive alternative due to its applicability in existing motor vehicles.

Genetically customised Saccharomyces cerevisiae that can produce ethanol and additional bio-based chemicals from sustainable agro-industrial feedstocks (for example, residual plant biomass) are of major interest to the biofuel industry.

Currently, strain optimization to utilize various feedstocks (for example, starch, sugarcane, agricultural residues, industrial waste, forest residues, energy crops, et cetera) [ 6, 7], desired products spectrum (for example, biofuels and building block chemicals), and higher yields, which have made great progress in the past decades and provided a basis for industrial applications [ 1- 5].

It was observed that for the same feedstock (for example, corn fiber and lodgepole pine), EO pretreatment generally resulted in substrates that required less protein to achieve efficient hydrolysis than did steam pretreatment.

This is because of the large fraction of nonwoody biomass that are crops, and the domination of rice, maize, and wheat among crops.5 For the fishing solution, relatively few feedstock organisms (for example, algae) may need to be investigated.

Feedstocks for biofuels, for example, take hundreds of gallons of water per gallon of fuel to produce.

Main feedstocks are solid wastes, for example, agricultural, municipal, and food industrial wastes, and wastewater, for example, industrial and municipal wastewater.

Where factors (for example, feedstock cost or scale) are identical, labels are included in the figure description.