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Bio-char refineries: an accessible approach for the development of biomass-based industry
Being a by-product of the well-established charcoal industry, slow pyrolysis bio-oil can be an excellent, cost-effective and renewable liquid fuel. However, even in Brazil, a country with a very clean energy profile and large-scale charcoal production, bio-oil is not properly utilised yet. A simple upgrade of traditional methods of charcoal production can significantly increase liquid fuel output. The concept of a bio-char-refinery, introduced in this paper, for production of charcoal, activated carbon, liquid fuel and variety of chemicals presents a possible approach for the development of biomass-based industry. Successful implementation of this concept could provide significant amounts of fuel and chemicals able to enhance economic development and reduce the consumption of petroleum derived products.
Keywords: slow pyrolysis, bio-oil, tar, charcoal, biorefinery, bio-char refineries, liquid fuels, biofuels, woody biomass, bioenergy, renewable energy, activated carbon, production, Brazil
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