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Miss Lonesome: Old Boats Past Their Prime, Garth Woodruff
Miss Lonesome: Old Boats Past Their Prime, Garth Woodruff
Faculty Publications
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Continuous And Semicontinuous Reaction Systems For High-Solids Enzymatic Hydrolysis Of Lignocellulosics, A González Quiroga, A Bula Silvera, Ricardo Vasquez Padilla, A C. De Costa, R Maciel Filho
Continuous And Semicontinuous Reaction Systems For High-Solids Enzymatic Hydrolysis Of Lignocellulosics, A González Quiroga, A Bula Silvera, Ricardo Vasquez Padilla, A C. De Costa, R Maciel Filho
Dr Ricardo Vasquez Padilla
An attractive operation strategy for the enzymatic hydrolysis of lignocellulosics results from dividing the process into three stages with complementary goals: continuous enzyme adsorption at low-solids loading (5% w/w) with recycling of the liquid phase; continuous liquefaction at high-solids content (up to 20% w/w); and, finally, continuous or semicontinuous hydrolysis with supplementation of fresh enzymes. This paper presents a detailed modeling and simulation framework for the aforementioned operation strategies. The limiting micromixing situations of macrofluid and microfluid are used to predict conversions. The adsorption and liquefaction stages are modeled as a continuous stirred tank and a plug flow reactor, respectively. …
Fy 2016 Umass Amherst Waste Management Report, John Pepi
Fy 2016 Umass Amherst Waste Management Report, John Pepi
Campus Data
Each year the Office of Waste Management publishes this report which totals recycling and refuse data for the campus.
Waste Reduction At Western Kentucky University, Elizabeth Mcgrew
Waste Reduction At Western Kentucky University, Elizabeth Mcgrew
Faculty/Staff Personal Papers
Handout created to show the single stream recycling trend at Western Kentucky University between 2012 and 2015.