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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"steam exploded wood"”.

  1. Wetlaid Cellulose Fiber-Thermoplastic Hybrid Composites - Effects of Lyocell and Steam Exploded Wood Fiber Blends

    … viscoelastic, and sorption characteristics of steam-exploded wood (SEW) and lyocell (high performance regenerated cellulose) fiber-reinforced polypropylene (PP) composites. The two fiber types were blended in varying proportions within a fixed total fiber content of 50 wt. % and compared with …

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  2. Technical review and economic evaluation: steam- explosion/fractionation of biomass

    … the process cost for several scenarios in steam-explosion/fractionation of wood. Steam -explosion pulping may prove to be an alternative to currently practiced standard pulping processes which require large capital investments, cause significant environmental problems, and produce a narrow …

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  3. Evaluation of economical sorbents for the removal of metolachlor from contaminated wastewater

    … + adjuvants) metolachlor to peat, rubber, and steam-exploded wood was studied. The concentration of pesticide ranged from 50 mg/L to 400 mg/L. Equilibrium concentrations for the batch reactors were reached within 24 hr. The sorption data for both unformulated and formulated metolachlor were …

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  4. Studies concerning the fate of atrazine and chlorpyrifos in a biobased pesticide waste disposal system

    … matrices, such as peat moss (PM) or steam-exploded wood fibers (SEW) by sorption processes, and to detoxify the pesticide during solid state fermentation (SSF) in contained bioreactors. Emulsions formed from typical pesticide formulations acts as a barrier for pesticide sorption. …

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