ICOPE-15-1132 Transport system of unused heat from bagasse-boiler by using chemical heat storage in sugar milling and refinery process

Fujii, Shoma; Satoh, Ryuichi; Kanematsu, Yuichiro; Kikuchi, Yasunori; Nakagaki, Takao

doi:10.1299/jsmeicope.2015.12._icope-15-_90

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“…In this regard, massive amounts of unused heat may not always be desirable, especially when there is no additional heat demand in the sugar mill or the adjacent area. Transporting this surplus heat to other places with, e.g., chemical heat storage, where a steam adsorption and desorption cycle of zeolite is employed, can be an alternative to overcome this spatial and temporal problem …”

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Integrated design of agricultural and industrial processes: A case study of combined sugar and ethanol production

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Bioethanol production from molasses has advantages in greenhouse gas emissions because of its energy acquisition from bagasse. However, the improvement of bioethanol productivity is challenging; while each elemental technology option can be greatly improved, the trade‐offs between the production of raw sugar and bioethanol are complex. This issue should be addressed through the optimization of the whole system, including both agricultural and industrial processes. In this study, we constructed a model of combined raw sugar and bioethanol production from sugarcane considering agricultural and industrial technology options. Data were acquired through a detailed investigation of actual sugar mills. Case studies on the redesign of combined raw sugar and bioethanol production demonstrated that the simultaneous implementation of both technology options increases production of food, materials, and energy from plant‐derived renewable resources, thus demonstrating the effectiveness of the interdisciplinary approach. © 2016 American Institute of Chemical Engineers AIChE J, 63: 560–581, 2017

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“…The first example concerns a study by Waseda University [101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109] in which the authors suggest an innovative approach to drive the adsorption process. Their target is to generate steam at Tads = 120 °C and 0.2 MPa.…”

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Towards industrial-scale adsorptive heat storage systems: From state-of-the-art selected examples to preliminary conception guidelines

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Retrofit Energy Integration for Selective Fermentation in Cane Sugar Mills under Hot/Cold Energy Availability

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ICOPE-15-1132 Transport system of unused heat from bagasse-boiler by using chemical heat storage in sugar milling and refinery process

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Integrated design of agricultural and industrial processes: A case study of combined sugar and ethanol production

Integrated design of agricultural and industrial processes: A case study of combined sugar and ethanol production

Towards industrial-scale adsorptive heat storage systems: From state-of-the-art selected examples to preliminary conception guidelines

Retrofit Energy Integration for Selective Fermentation in Cane Sugar Mills under Hot/Cold Energy Availability

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