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    Effect of biomass feedstock composition on biochar properties produced through hydrothermal liquefaction 

    Bartlett, D.; Venter, R.; Marx, S. (EARET, 2018)
    The effect that 6 different biomass feedstocks have on biochar was investigated. The biochar was produced through hydrothermal liquefaction at temperatures of 260˚C and 300˚C. The effect of temperature was also investigated. ...
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    Adsorption of metal ions from fine coal tailings dump waste water using bio-char 

    Fosso-Kankeu, Elvis; Weideman, Reinhardt; Moyakhe, Dumisane; Campbell, Quentin; Waanders, Frans (EARET, 2018)
    Coal mining operations produce large amounts of tailings which contains heavy metals. Heavy metals such as cadmium (Cd) can cause environmental problems. The adsorption capacities of biochars produced from spent coffee ...
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    Thermochemical liquefaction of water hyacinth 

    Schabort, C.J.; Van Tonder, G.C.; Marx, S. (ETA-Florence Renewable Energies, 2013)
    The use of non-edible biomass should be investigated as alternatives for biofuel production. Aquatic weeds like water hyacinth (WH) are classified as third generation crops. WH in South Africa is an invasive species that ...
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    Preparation of biochars for co-gasification from sweet sorghum bagasse 

    Marx, Sanette; Pestana, Santana; Bunt, John R. (ETA-Florence Renewable Energies, 2015)
    Biochar is a solid product obtained through torrefaction, liquefaction or pyrolysis of organic material. It can be used for soil amendment, activated carbon for sequestration, or as bio-coal for gasification or co-gasification. ...
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    Evaluation of bio-char based products as hydrotreating catalysts for the production of renewable fuel 

    Venter, R.J.; Booysen, J.G.; Marx, S.; Schabort, C. (2017)
    Increasing demand for alternative fuel from fossil fuel exists which has led to the development of new technologies for the production of bio-fuels. One such technology involves the hydrotreatment of vegetable oils such ...

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    AuthorMarx, S. (3)Bartlett, D. (1)Booysen, J.G. (1)Bunt, John R. (1)Campbell, Quentin (1)Fosso-Kankeu, Elvis (1)Marx, Sanette (1)Moyakhe, Dumisane (1)Pestana, Santana (1)Schabort, C. (1)... View MoreSubject
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    Catalyst support (2)Liquefaction (2)Adsorption (1)Bagasse (1)Biofuel (1)Biomass (1)Cadmium (1)Carbon (1)Catalyst (1)... View MoreDate Issued2018 (2)2013 (1)2015 (1)2017 (1)Has File(s)
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