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Co-production preparation method of bamboo biomass fuel and bamboo pulp

The invention relates to a co-production preparation method of bamboo biomass fuel and bamboo pulp, and the method comprises the following steps: (1) performing hot-water extraction for getting a hemicellulose extract liquid; (2) extruding and rubbing cellulose, and extruding for removing a hemicellulose and lignin extract liquid and further getting a filamentous material; (3) performing depth extraction on the cellulose and preparing the bamboo pulp: adding alkali into the filamentous material, performing heating-up treatment, washing, and filtering out a hemicellulose and lignin degradation solution, thus getting the bamboo pulp; (4) preparing biomass fuel ethanol: separating hemicellulose, performing saccharification conversion, further inoculating microzyme for fermentation, and performing distillation and concentration to get the biomass fuel ethanol; and (5) preparing biomass fuel particles: smashing slender bamboo tails, branches and leaves, then mixing with sludge and residual liquid after separating the hemicellulose in the step (4), and performing extrusion forming and drying for getting the biomass fuel particles. The process is advanced; and furthermore, on the premise of not increasing the production cost, the utilization rate of bamboo resources is improved, the economic benefits are increased and the environmental pollution is reduced.
Owner:SOUTH CHINA UNIV OF TECH

Low energy consumption clean paper pulp extracting method and papermaking process thereof

The invention relates to a low energy consumption clean paper pulp extracting method and a papermaking process thereof, solving the problems that fibrous raw materials need to be boiled at high temperature and pressure in the pulp preparing and papermaking processes and chemical solutions produce a large quantity of black or red liquid in the pulp preparing and papermaking processes to cause great waste to resources and great pollution to the environment in the prior art. The invention adopts the following technical scheme: the low energy consumption clean paper pulp extracting method is realized by removing impurities from biomass raw materials rich of fiber, crushing, softening and soaking, separating organic matters, grinding and pulping, wherein a softening and soaking solution contains the following components in percent by weight: 10-20 sodium oxide, 3-5 sodium carbonate, 0.5-2.5 penetrating agent T, 0.5 magnesium oxide and 0.05-0.15 chelating agent EDTA. The papermaking process matched with the method comprises the following steps: getting materials ready, rubbing to devillicate, soaking to react, separating liquid medicine, spirally squeezing pulp, refining with high consistency, removing slag, coarsely screening and making paper. The pulp preparing process has simple course, no high requirements on environment and equipment condition, easily popularized technology, no requirement on the scale of production, low costs for building production lines and purchasing equipment and less running expense.
Owner:林宣禧

Process for fractionating sugarcane bagasse into high a-cellulose pulp, xylan and lignin

Sugarcane bagasse consists of mainly three polymeric components, namely cellulose (40-45%), hemicellulose (xylan) (28-30%), and lignin (19-21%). A process is herein disclosed for fractionating sugarcane bagasse into cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin with high purity a-cellulose, which is a useful raw material for preparing cellulose esters like cellulose triacetate and other high value-added cellulose plastics. Co-production and recovery of hemicellulose (xylan) and lignin in high yields and high purities, along with a-cellulose, is another important feature of this process. Sugarcane bagasse consists of a material known as pith which constitutes 30-35% by weight of bagasse. Pith contains cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin, in addition to various other ingredients and cell mass. The process described herein discloses the use of partially depithed bagasse as a preferred raw material for fractionation. Use of sugarcane bagasse containing pith leads to a product which is lower in yield as well as poorer in color.
Owner:COUNCIL OF SCI & IND RES

Process for fractionating sugarcane bagasse into high a-cellulose pulp, xylan and lignin

Sugarcane bagasse consists of mainly three polymeric components, namely cellulose (40-45%), hemicellulose (xylan) (28-30%), and lignin (19-21%). A process is herein disclosed for fractionating sugarcane bagasse into cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin with high purity α-cellulose, which is a useful raw material for preparing cellulose esters like cellulose triacetate and other high value-added cellulose plastics. Co-production and recovery of hemicellulose (xylan) and lignin in high yields and high purities, along with α-cellulose, is another important feature of this process. Sugarcane bagasse consists of a material known as pith which constitutes 30-35% by weight of bagasse. Pith contains cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin, in addition to various other ingredients and cell mass. The process described herein discloses the use of partially depithed bagasse as a preferred raw material for fractionation. Use of sugarcane bagasse containing pith leads to a product which is lower in yield as well as poorer in color.
Owner:COUNCIL OF SCI & IND RES

Wet oxidation of biomass

The present disclosure comprises methods, apparatus, components, and techniques for pretreatment of biomaterials using targeted wet oxidation. The targeted wet oxidation pretreatment is an upstream method for converting solid biomass into fuels and / or specialty chemicals. Embodiments of the present disclosure comprise methods carried out on biomaterials to selectively oxidize lignin components of the biomass, thereby resulting in bio accessible / digestible biomass fibers. In embodiments of the present disclosure, such methods may comprise pretreatment processes to prepare the biomaterials for a subsequent fermentation or other like conversion may be carried out to result in useful bio fuels or other bioproducts.
Owner:CLEAN VANTAGE

Low energy consumption clean paper pulp extracting method and papermaking process thereof

The invention relates to a low energy consumption clean paper pulp extracting method and a papermaking process thereof, solving the problems that fibrous raw materials need to be boiled at high temperature and pressure in the pulp preparing and papermaking processes and chemical solutions produce a large quantity of black or red liquid in the pulp preparing and papermaking processes to cause great waste to resources and great pollution to the environment in the prior art. The invention adopts the following technical scheme: the low energy consumption clean paper pulp extracting method is realized by removing impurities from biomass raw materials rich of fiber, crushing, softening and soaking, separating organic matters, grinding and pulping, wherein a softening and soaking solution contains the following components in percent by weight: 10-20 sodium oxide, 3-5 sodium carbonate, 0.5-2.5 penetrating agent T, 0.5 magnesium oxide and 0.05-0.15 chelating agent EDTA. The papermaking processmatched with the method comprises the following steps: getting materials ready, rubbing to devillicate, soaking to react, separating liquid medicine, spirally squeezing pulp, refining with high consistency, removing slag, coarsely screening and making paper. The pulp preparing process has simple course, no high requirements on environment and equipment condition, easily popularized technology, norequirement on the scale of production, low costs for building production lines and purchasing equipment and less running expense.
Owner:林宣禧
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