You use it just like fossil crude oil. Further refining will afford
just about what ever you want, from low molecular wt gases and
distillates up thru asphalt.
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> Can it be used as diesel substitute in cars? If not, what applications?
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> Rgds
> WH
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Can it be used as diesel substitute in cars? If not, what
applications?
Rgds
WH
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bio oil is a complex mixture of hydrocarbons, and minor amounts of a lot
of other stuff such as alcohols ethers, ketones, etc. The exact
composition of the mixture varies as to the source and degradative
conditions. Basically one catalyticly reforms carbon/hydrogen/oxygen in
plant matter to m
>Dear ALL
>
>I recently come across a newspaper article in Canada where a company
>converted biomass to bio-oil through a process called Pyrolysis.
>
>Pyrolysis extracts oil from plant material by burning biomass in an
>oxygen free environment, and then cooling the resulting vapors until
>they c
Hello,
I just wanted to let you know that this power plant is being
constructed as we speak. It is being installed in my town to power a
hard wood flooring company. When it is running I will let you know.
Aidan
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> Dear ALL
>
> I recently come across a newspaper article in Canad
Dear ALL
I recently come across a newspaper article in Canada where a company
converted biomass to bio-oil through a process called Pyrolysis.
Pyrolysis extracts oil from plant material by burning biomass in an
oxygen free environment, and then cooling the resulting vapors until they
cond
