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=== Biorenewables Development Centre BDC === | === Biorenewables Development Centre BDC === | ||
{{Infobox provider-steam explosion|Company=Biorenewables Development Centre|Country=United Kingdom|Webpage=http://www.biorenewables.org|Technology name=Fibre expansion|Contact=Mark Gronnow, info@biorenewables.org|Feedstock=any lignocellulosic materials (straws, bagasse, willow, miscanthus etc)|Product=pre-treated biomass|TRL=4-7|Cellulose yield=up to 90|Pressure:=up to 12 | {{Infobox provider-steam explosion|Company=Biorenewables Development Centre|Country=United Kingdom|Webpage=http://www.biorenewables.org|Technology name=Fibre expansion|Contact=Mark Gronnow, info@biorenewables.org|Feedstock=any lignocellulosic materials (straws, bagasse, willow, miscanthus etc)|Product=pre-treated biomass|TRL=4-7|Cellulose yield=up to 90|Pressure:=up to 12|Image=Cropped-logo1.png|Hemicellulose yield=up to 90|Temperature=up to 190|Other=use under alkaline and acid conditions|Capacity=100 L}} | ||
The Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) is an open-access R&D biorefinery centre, based at the University of York, working at the interface between academia and industry to convert plants, microbes and biowastes into profitable biorenewable products. With biologists, chemists, and business development specialists the BDC team offers a unique combination of multi-disciplinary expertise coupled with pilot-scale processing capabilities in one coordinated centre. Covering a broad spectrum of biorefining technologies, from feedstock assessment to product evaluation, the team specialise in making the most out of biorenewable materials; helping ideas to survive the valley of death; and de-risking the innovation process. | The Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) is an open-access R&D biorefinery centre, based at the University of York, working at the interface between academia and industry to convert plants, microbes and biowastes into profitable biorenewable products. With biologists, chemists, and business development specialists the BDC team offers a unique combination of multi-disciplinary expertise coupled with pilot-scale processing capabilities in one coordinated centre. Covering a broad spectrum of biorefining technologies, from feedstock assessment to product evaluation, the team specialise in making the most out of biorenewable materials; helping ideas to survive the valley of death; and de-risking the innovation process. | ||