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19.01.2014
Furfural: Pre-treament for Anaerobic Digestion
Furfural from Biogas Production  Increased biogas yields from digesting pre-treated biomass! A recent (January 2014) study[1] found that biogas production increased after e.
g.
acidic pre-treatment of lignocellulosic biomass.
We suggest that our BBS-Biorefining™ and/or  µ-BioRefinery™ are ideal pathways to provide an effective and Paid4PreTreatment™! For the Owners of Biomass: DalinYebo offers technology and market access for […]
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Furfural from Biogas Production

 Increased biogas yields from digesting pre-treated biomass!

A recent (January 2014) study[1] found that biogas production increased after e.g. acidic pre-treatment of lignocellulosic biomass. We suggest that our BBS-Biorefining™ and/or  µ-BioRefinery™ are ideal pathways to provide an effective and Paid4PreTreatment™!

For the Owners of Biomass:

DalinYebo offers technology and market access for the production of furfural. Contact us to discuss the potential your biomass has for the additional production of furfural.

Reference:

[1] Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology

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