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Thermochemical Technologies for Production of Fuels and Biobased Products

Presenter Dr. Robert Brown is a foremost expert and author on biomass conversion processes with the CenUSA project and the Bioeconomy Institute at Iowa State University.

CenUSA Webinar will discuss the merits of thermochemical processing of biomass for the production of fuels and bio-based products. Thermochemical processing is distinguished from biochemical processing in the use of heat and catalysts instead of microorganisms and enzymes. This talk will describe the thermochemical technologies of gasification, pyrolysis, and solvent liquefaction and the companies that are developing these commercially.

Dr. Brown has published two textbooks on conversion of biomass to fuel. His expertise in conversion helped form the Bioeconomy Institute at Iowa State University. He will discuss the opportunities and challenges of biomass conversion

How To Connect:
Start connecting 5 minutes prior to the start time. You need a computer with Internet access (if at all possible avoid using wireless internet) and speakers. At the meeting time, copy and paste URL into your browser to enter the meeting:
https://connect.unl.edu/cenusawebinar
At that URL you will find a login page. β€œEnter as a Guest” with your name, and business or institution and click β€œEnter Room.” The audio portion of the meeting will be come through your computer speakers.

Any time before the meeting you can visit the following URL to confirm your ability to connect: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/testconnect/

Past web seminars will be archived at http://vimeo.com/cenusabioenergy and with others on the
eXtension Farm Energy Media Site

http://farmenergymedia.extensi...p-biofuels

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