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Title A critical review on prospects of bio-refinery products from second and third generation biomasses
ID_Doc 10671
Authors Goswami, L; Kayalvizhi, R; Dikshit, PK; Sherpa, KC; Roy, S; Kushwaha, A; Kim, BS; Banerjee, R; Jacob, S; Rajak, RC
Title A critical review on prospects of bio-refinery products from second and third generation biomasses
Year 2022
Published
DOI 10.1016/j.cej.2022.137677
Abstract Humans from the very beginning of existence utilized natural resources for various daily needs. As years have gone by and with the continuous rise in population, both the natural resources and the biodiversity of this world are at the brink of exhaustion and collapse. Circular Economy (CE) is one such method that tackles both these problems at the same time. Worldwide energy production focuses on the shift from petroleum derivatives to biomass-based biofuels for the emerging sustainable bio-based economy. However, the concept of the biomass -based bio-refinery is in the early stages of development in many parts of the world. To confront global challenges environmentally and economically, the paradigm shift from biofuel production to bio-refinery is inevitable. This review summarizes various alternative feedstocks' availability and their chemical potential for bio-refinery, application of recent developments like Big Data, blockchain technology and Internet of Things on bio-refinery framework. Furthermore, an emphasis has been made on the strategies and challenges in the produc-tion of the broad spectrum of platform chemicals and their incomparable global market value as it is an inter-mediate that bridges between the biomass and the value-added bio-based products. Thus, this review is an important key resource for researchers as it is a comprehensive analysis of the vital areas in bio-refinery.
Author Keywords Bio-refinery; Biomass; Platformchemicals; Value-addedchemicals; Bigdata
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED)
EID WOS:000830813800001
WoS Category Engineering, Environmental; Engineering, Chemical
Research Area Engineering
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