Sentence examples for use of feedstock from inspiring English sources

There is a gap in understanding the use of feedstock (biomass) diversification and portfolio strategies to mitigate such risks.

Flexibility of the ELV recovery and processing system permits achieving high material and energy recovery quotas (rates) (over 95%) with the use of feedstock recycling and energy recovery for organic containing fractions if they cannot be suitably physically separated.

Liebreich also recommends that the industry "strive to clarify the true environmental impact of biofuels and to eliminate the use of feedstocks that have a negative impact" and "accelerate the development of technologies that use waste or non-food crops for biofuel production".

To reduce the production cost of ethanol and biogas from biomass, the use of feedstocks that are cheaper than hemp, give higher output of ethanol and biogas, or combined production with higher value products are primarily suggested.

They propose to reach back into history and revive the use of a feedstock that was used to make some of the first plastics invented: milk.What they actually suggest is using casein, the principal protein found in milk.

The use of regular feedstock as a primary component of first-generation biofuels sparked the "food versus fuel" debate, which questioned the value of first-generation biofuels as an environmentally friendly alternative to petroleum.

One of the limiting factors in the use of biomass feedstock for power generation is the energy density and its vast variability within different types of woody biomass.

This could provide a 'way out' from a particular trajectory (e.g. use of particular feedstock), thus avoiding stranding the innovation into a deadlock.

The production of fuels and chemicals from biorenewable resources is important to alleviate the environmental concerns, costs, and foreign dependency associated with the use of petroleum feedstock.

However, the use of edible feedstock creates several economic and environmental issues, the competition between crop land used for food production and biodiesel can become intense especially in developing and less develop countries with food shorage problems [12, 13, 14].

Zinc present in electric arc furnace dusts due to use of galvanised feedstock is recovered by a number of processes, predominately the Waelz process (90% as of 2014).