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    Catalytic Biosynfuel Refinery
for Methanol Synthesis from Biomass Syngas and Hydrogen
 Methanol Institute:   www.methanol.org          Pilot Plant Size Equipment:  http://www.gastechno.com/ 

National Energy Technology Laboratories:    https://www.netl.doe.gov/research/coal/energy-systems/gasification/gasifipedia/methanol  

(along with Methanol to Gasoline Conversion - Mobil Process)

National Energy Technology Laboratories:    https://www.netl.doe.gov/research/coal/energy-systems/gasification/gasifipedia/methanol-to-gasoline 

National Renewable Energy Laboratories:    https://www.nrel.gov/ 

A pilot plant size methanol synthesis facility.

 

A nuclear reactor powered Energy Park size M80 methanol, M10 gasoline, and diesel synthesis facility.

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Oil refinery in Texas. They can add small underground nuclear reactors to manufacture biosynfuels from air's CO2 and water's Hydrogen (H2).

 

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Footnotes & Links

In general, this facility would be defined by local and national building and electrical codes, and supplemented by constraints from the relevant equipment manufacturers.

The particular biosynfuel refinery being contemplated here is new territory with the material below providing some insight on how they might be designed.

 

This website is a draft. The candidate document's footnote numbers go with a private database. Copy the document's title and submit it to Google. The document may still be posted on the Internet.

 

Green Freedom: 17.218 17.702 17.704 17.705 17.707
http://bioage.typepad.com/greencarcongress/docs/greenfreedom.pdf 

2.701 ----- Biomass Companies
2.702 ----- BIOSYNGAS - Description of R&D trajectory necessary to reach large-scale implementation of renewable syngas from biomass
2.703 ----- COST ESTIMATE for biosynfuel production via biosyncrude gasification
2.704 ----- Methanol Overview - Chemistry and Manufacture - ppt
2.705 ----- Why Syngas to make Methanol - Methanol to Gasoline Production - ppsx
2.706 ----- 16.602 ----- Large-Scale Pyrolysis Oil Production - A Technology Assessment and Economic Analysis
2.707 ----- 16.603 ----- Production of Bio-methanol - Technology Brief
2.708 ----- 16.604 ----- PRODUCTION OF BIO-METHANOL
2.709 ----- 16.605 ----- Methanol as an alternative transportation fuel in the US - Options for sustainable and or energy-secure transportation
2.710 ----- 16.606 ----- Cost-competitive, efficient bio0methanol production from biomass via black liquor gasification
2.711 ----- 16.607 ----- Market Study for the Production of Second Generation Bioliquids
2.712 ----- 16.608 ----- Biomethanol as a second-generation biofuel for transportation
2.713 ----- 16.609 ----- Biomethanol Production and CO2 Emission Reduction from Forage Grasses, Trees, and Crop Residues
2.714 ----- 16.610 ----- What is Biomass
2.715 ----- 16.611 ----- IEAGHG Information Paper - 2016-IP4 - Developments in Renewable Methanol Production
2.716 ----- 16.612 ----- Turbomachinery in Biofuel Production
2.717 ----- 16.613 ----- Biofuels sources, biofuel policy, biofuel economy and global biofuel projections
2.718 ----- 16.614 ----- World's first Commercial Scale Biomethanol Plant in Hagfors SWEDEN
2.719 ----- 16.615 ----- FEMA Emergency Wood Gasifier
2.720 ----- 16.616 ----- FEMA Emergency Power Systems for Critical Facilities - A best Practices Approach to Improving Reliability
2.721 ----- 16.617 ----- Iowa State to manage biorefinery projects for new Manufacturing USA Institute
2.722 ----- Computer Modeling A Methanol Production Process ppt
2.723 ----- Methanol Institute Presentation Slide Presentation
2.724 ----- BLACK LIQUOR - Fact Sheet
2.727 ----- Enerkem, NREL team develops High Octane Low Carbon Gasoline (HOLCG) hydrocarbon blends

 

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