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Biohydrocarbon and
process integration
Biohydrocarbon
production
Biohydrocarbon (in this text) refers to any
hydrocarbon from biomass that can be use as
liquid fuel mixture or substitutes.
Biohydrocarbon can be classified as
1. Oxygenated hydrocarbon : having high
oxygen content, i.e ethanol and biodiesel
2. Deoxygenated hydrocarbon : having low (or
even no) oxygen content.
3. Cracked hydrocarbon.
Deoxygenated
hydrocarbon
Oxygen in hydrocarbon molecules increase its
polarity cause limitation in fuel mixture
application. Commercial acceptance for
oxygenated biodiesel 20%v
Technology for removing oxygen atom from
hydrocarbon are hydrodeoxygenation and
decarboxylation.
The goal of these technologies : producing n-
paraffin ( in this text was focused on triglycerides
raw material)
Involved
reactions
Main difference :
Hydrodeoxygenation need additional
hydrogen
Decarboxylation no need hydrogen
Previously in Biology
solar
energy
H2O CO2
NADPH
P
Calvin
cycle
Reactions
ATP
G3P glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate
3 C6
6 3PG
3 RuBP C3
C5 CO2 6
fixation ATP
Vegetable oil
TD = Tidak Dilaporkan
General pyrolysis
The oldest method for liquefying or
gasifying biomass.
Operate in 400 600 oC. The
pyrolysis reaction itself is an
exothermic reaction. Thus, energy
input was required to meet this
required temperature.
Current commercial application
was using fluidized bed reactor or
rotating cone reactor
Possible reaction
in pyrolysis
General pyrolysis
Based on retention time
in the reactor, (or in
other word, heating rate)
pyrolysis were
categorized as
fast pyrolysis (10 to 1000
oC per second, 5 second
in reaction temp (400
650 C)
Slow pyrolysis ( 0.1 1
oC per second, hours in
reaction temp)
Hydrothermal scheme
Gasification scheme
Possible reaction
in gasification
Gasifier type
Advantages
High carbon conversion
Low tar yield
Low ash in syn gas
Long resisting time
Easy start up
Disadvantage
Difficult for scaling up
process
Uniform size of raw
material required and
dried
High slag formation rate
Gasifier type
Advantages
High thermal efficiency
Compatible for different size and type
of raw material
Able to process raw material with
moisture content up to 50 %
Easy to scale up
Disadvantage
High tar content in syngas
Low hydrogen production
Tar treatment were required at the
downstream
Long start up
Gasifier type
Advantages
Better gas solid contact
Better temperature
control
Product has high heat
capacity
Able to process wide
varian raw material
Easy start up and shut
down
Disadvantage
Large carbon loss ( as ash)
Uniform size of raw
material required and
dried
Limited scaling up
Gasifier type
Advantages
Better gas solid contact
Better temperature
control
Better control of carbon
loss
Product has high heat
capacity
Able to process wide
varian raw material
Easy start up, shut down
and scaling up
Disadvantage
Uniform size of raw
material required and
dried
Gasifier type
Advantages
Free tar syngas
High syngas conversion (low
CH4)
Disadvantage
Large ashes were produced
(high carbon loss)
Under high pressure
condition ( high safety cost)
Technical challange
1. Increasing hydrogen demand by diversification.
Currently 95% hydrogen in market was used as chemical
raw material, ammonia (50%) petroleum hydrotreating
(37%) dan produksi methanol (8%)
Diversification for methanol
Temperature 200 - 300C
Pressure 50-100 bar
Catalyst Cu/ZnO
H2 : CO = 2.1:1
Diversification for alkane
Temperature 200 oC