Ionic liquid recovery and recycling via electrodialysis in biomass processing: An economical assessment

Liang, Xiaocong; Huang, Zhekun; Zhang, Jingyan; Guo, Yongkang

doi:10.1016/j.biortech.2023.129332

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“…Furthermore, the recovery cost represented less than 2.7% of its sales value. Likewise, Liang et al 104 pointed out that the general cost of recovering [Ch][OAc] via electrodialysis varied between 0.99–3.00 $ per kg. Additionally, a techno-economic assessment allows the identification of crucial factors in the economics of a biorefinery based on [Ch][OAc].…”

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Progress in the applications of biocompatible ionic liquids: renewable commodity production, catalytic and pharmaceutical approaches – a review

Costa,

Forster-Carneiro,

Hallett

2024

Green Chem.

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confidence: 99%

Progress in the applications of biocompatible ionic liquids: renewable commodity production, catalytic and pharmaceutical approaches – a review

Costa,

Forster-Carneiro,

Hallett

2024

Green Chem.

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Hemicellulose Biomass Degree of Acetylation (Natural Versus Chemical Acetylation) as a Strategy for Based Packaging Materials

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Llanos,

Botaro

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Investigating the effect of process variables for ball milling of wood chips: energy demand and particle size

Arce,

Krátký

2024

Biomass Conv. Bioref.

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Energy demand is the major drawback to using mechanical treatments within the biorefinery context. These treatments use energy to reduce particle size and crystallinity and, as a result, increase the accessibility of cellulose. However, the study of energy demand in milling needs to be more noticed. Therefore, this study aims to study how operational variables affect particle size and energy demand on one of the most used milling technologies: ball milling. The variables considered were mass of biomass, mass of balls and time. It was found that time is the most affecting variable for particle size and energy demand. Additionally, it was possible to optimise milling regarding energy demand and particle size. Furthermore, it was found that from the three traditional laws of comminution Bond was the one that gave the best results in terms of accuracy.

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Ionic liquid recovery and recycling via electrodialysis in biomass processing: An economical assessment

Cited by 6 publications

References 47 publications

Progress in the applications of biocompatible ionic liquids: renewable commodity production, catalytic and pharmaceutical approaches – a review

Progress in the applications of biocompatible ionic liquids: renewable commodity production, catalytic and pharmaceutical approaches – a review

Hemicellulose Biomass Degree of Acetylation (Natural Versus Chemical Acetylation) as a Strategy for Based Packaging Materials

Investigating the effect of process variables for ball milling of wood chips: energy demand and particle size

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