Session Information
2007 BIO International Convention
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Leading Pretreatment Technologies With Corn Stover and Poplar Wood
Track : Industrial and Environmental
Program Code: IND080
Date: Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Time: 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM  
Location: 253 A
CHAIR :
Charles Wyman, Ford Motor Company Professor, University of California
SPEAKER (S):
Bruce Dale, Professor, Michigan State University
Michael Ladisch, Director, Purdue University
Richard Elander, Advanced Pretreatment Team Leader, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Description
A pretreatment operation is vital to overcome the recalcitrance of biomass to biological attack and achieve low-cost production. Pretreatment also has major impacts on the cost and performance of operations that precede and follow it.



Objectives:
  • Describe operational features of leading pretreatment technologies.

  • Examine how these different pretreatments affect enzymatic hydrolysis yields with corn stover and poplar.

  • Determine how each pretreatment affects fermentability of the sugars released.


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    PowerPoint Slides
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