Renewable biomass is a promising alternative to petroleum-based products. We describe a prototype portable fast pyrolysis unit made in Ontario and summarize the possible uses of bio-oil.
| Date Published: | January 15, 2013 | |
| Publisher: | Ontario Government, Ministry of Natural Resources | |
| Author: | Applied Research and Development Branch |
ISSN 0381-2650; Forest Research Note No. 72
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A Prototype Portable Biomass Pyrolysis Unit and Its Potential to Produce Value-Added Chemicals and Fuel, 524 KB, 12 pages
