Sentence examples for residue stream from inspiring English sources
Retaining the Bevill exemption, allowing for beneficial use of CCRs, reflects the industry practice of deploying about 40% of the residue stream.
The mass flow rates of the vapor stream and the residue stream can be determined from a mass balance and an enthalpy balance.
From experimental data, models were built up to describe distilled percentage and methyl concentration at the residue stream in function of operating conditions.
Fundamental to any byproduct development effort is knowledge of the characteristics of the residue stream, because physical and chemical properties are vital for the proper design of subsequent processing operations and applications.
Although such a residue stream is not classified as a hazardous waste according to the European waste catalogue, disposal of bottom ash may heavily weigh on the overall incineration costs.
However, WFE presented higher separation efficiency because, although similar concentration levels were reached using both equipments, the amount of produced material in the residue stream was 10% higher in WFE.
Glucose or xylose were used as carbon sources, since these are likely to be present in various residue streams derived from lignocellulosic biomass.
Different scenarios for the valorization of the liquefaction residue streams are examined to maximize organic recovery and eliminate process waste streams.
Emerging bioenergy markets typically first take advantage of secondary residue streams of various wood processing industries and tertiary end-of-life residues.
Thus, the objective of this study was to fully investigate, review, and summarize the existing literature in order to develop a comprehensive knowledge base for these residue streams.
In contrast, biofuels with a lower technology readiness level (Table 1), or second generation biofuels, can be produced via bio- and thermo-chemical conversion routes from: (i) the whole crop or (ii) a diversified range of raw materials, including biowastes or residue streams that are rich in lignin and cellulose (e.g., straw, grass or wood) (Figure 2).
