Renewable diesel via hydrothermal liquefaction of oleaginous yeast and residual lignin from bioconversion of corn stover

• Published in: Applied energy Vol. 233-234; no. C; pp. 840 - 853
• Main Authors: Collett, James R., Billing, Justin M., Meyer, Pimphan A., Schmidt, Andrew J., Remington, A. Brook, Hawley, Erik R., Hofstad, Beth A., Panisko, Ellen A., Dai, Ziyu, Hart, Todd R., Santosa, Daniel M., Magnuson, Jon K., Hallen, Richard T., Jones, Susanne B.
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: United States Elsevier Ltd 01.01.2019; Elsevier
• Subjects: Biocrude; biofuels; Biomass; Biomass, Continuous hydrothermal liquefaction, Biocrude, Oleaginous yeast, Lignin, Continuous hydrotreating; bioreactors; biorefining; biotransformation; boiling; carbon; Continuous hydrothermal liquefaction; Continuous hydrotreating; corn stover; Economic analysis; fatty acid methyl esters; feedstocks; hydrolysates; hydrolysis; hydrothermal liquefaction; Lignin; lignocellulose; Lipomyces starkeyi; Oleaginous yeast; production costs; slurries; sugars; triacylglycerols; yeasts; Biocrude; Lignin; Economic analysis; Oleaginous yeast; Continuous hydrothermal liquefaction; Biomass; Continuous hydrotreating

[Display omitted] •Continuous hydrothermal liquefaction of oleaginous yeast and lignin drives efficientcarbon utilization from corn stover.•A high quality distillate blendstock ideal for diesel, jet, and marine fuel applications was produced by continuous-flow biocrude hydrotreating.•Techno-economic...