Recovery Act. Demonstration of a Pilot Integrated Biorefinery for the Efficient, Direct Conversion of Biomass to Diesel Fuel

Schuetzle, Dennis¹  Tamblyn, Greg¹  Caldwell, Matt¹  Hanbury, Orion¹  Schuetzle, Robert²  Rodriguez, Ramer²  Johnson, Alex³  Deichert, Fred³  Jorgensen, Roger³  Struble, Doug³ 

[1] Renewable Energy Institute International, Sacramentao, CA (United States);Greyrock Energy, Sacramento, CA (United States);Red Lion Bio-Energy, Toledo, OH (United States)

关键词: Biomass;    Feedstocks;    Rice Hulls;    Wood;    Renewable Diesel Fuel;    Synthetic Diesel Fuel;    Renewable Fuels;    Reformulated Gasoline Blendstocks;    Integrated Biorefinery;    Risk Management;    Mitigation Analysis;    Safety;    Health;    Plant Engineering;    Plant Design;    Engineering Processes;    Management Processes;    Value Engineering;    Concurrent Engineering;    Piping and Instrument Design (P&ID);    Material Science;    Design for Manufacturing;    Kinetics;    Thermodynamics;    Physics;    Organic Chemistry;    Analytical Chemistry;    Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA);    Component Manufacturing;    Modular Design;    Component Procurement;    Feedstock Introduction;    Solids Steam Reforming;    Gases Steam Reforming;    Slow Pyrolysis;    Syngas;    Syngas Purification;    Purified Syngas;    Catalytic Reactor;    Catalytic Conversion;    Fuel Synthesis;    Direct Fuel Production;    Syngas Catalysis;    Product Separation;    Fuel Storage;    Fuel Distillation;    Catalyst Tailgas;    Control Systems;    Data Acquisition Systems;    Process Control;    Training;    Test Campaigns;    Plant Stand;   

DOI  :  10.2172/1179256
RP-ID  :  DOE-REII--02876
PID  :  OSTI ID: 1179256

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来源: SciTech Connect

【 摘 要 】

The Renewable Energy Institute International, in collaboration with Greyrock Energy and Red Lion Bio-Energy (RLB) has successfully demonstrated operation of a 25 ton per day (tpd) nameplate capacity, pilot, pre-commercial-scale integrated biorefinery (IBR) plant for the direct production of premium, ???drop-in???, synthetic fuels from agriculture and forest waste feedstocks using next-generation thermochemical and catalytic conversion technologies. The IBR plant was built and tested at the Energy Center, which is located in the University of Toledo Medical Campus in Toledo, Ohio.