Author: Hochschule Bremerhaven

Downstream seperation of new green fuel fractions

In the framework of the FLEXI-GREEN FUELS project the activities of BHV focused on two closely related fields of application. Therefore, promising separation sequences were conceptualized based upon the topological analysis of the feed stream compositions produced in WP5 (the upstream work package). In a second step, attractive schemes were rigorously modelled and simulated by…

Project meeting in Denmark

FLEXI-GREEN FUELS will spent 2 days in Skive at GreenLab to exchanging ideas and working closely together.

Lignin fast pyrolysis achieved in a (pilot scale) twin-screw reactor

Lignin valorization is one of the key challenges for the development of economically sustainable biorefineries and fast pyrolysis holds great potential for converting lignin into high-value products. However, there are still significant challenges to overcome regarding difficulties in continuous feeding and processing of lignin in fluidized bed reactors, due to melting and agglomeration of issues.…

Catalytic hydrodeoxygenation of lignin pyrolysis bio-oil towards drop-in aviation biofuels

The main objectives of WP5 are the thermochemical/catalytic upgrading of lignin and its pyrolysis bio-oil, hemicellulose and lipids streams towards aviation and/or bunker type fuels. More specifically, AUTH research focuses on the catalytic hydrodeoxygenation of the light fraction of lignin pyrolysis bio-oil towards (alkyl)cyclohexanes which can be utilized as drop-in aviation biofuels. Furthermore, mild hydrotreatment…

Dr. Axel Funke and Ana Correa de Araujo from KIT on Lignin Fast Pyrolysis

Dr. Axel Funke (left) and Ana Correa de Araujo (right) at the fast pyrolysis process development unit (PYTHON) at the KIT. “Axel and Ana, you are involved in the catalytic processing work package and are focusing on Lignin Fast Pyrolysis. So, let me ask you: When did you start your interest for this topic?” I…