Anwendungspotenzial von Membranprozessen im Konzept der Lignocellulose-Bioraffinerien

Frank Lipnizki; Gregor Rudolph; Johan Thuvander; Basel Al-Rudainy; Mariona Battestini Vives

doi:10.1002/cite.202100018

Anwendungspotenzial von Membranprozessen im Konzept der Lignocellulose-Bioraffinerien

Translated title of the contribution: Application Potential of Membrane Processes in the Concept of Lignocellulose Biorefineries

Frank Lipnizki, Gregor Rudolph, Johan Thuvander, Basel Al-Rudainy, Mariona Battestini Vives

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The pulp and paper industry is one of the most important industrial sectors worldwide and has great potential to be a cornerstone for the future bioeconomy, especially for lignocellulosic biorefineries. The potential of membrane processes in this transformation is shown in three examples from the fields of Kraft / Sulphate, Sulphite and thermomechanical pulping. In addition, the challenges of membrane fouling and cleaning with regard to the pulp industry are discussed and an outlook on future developments of membranes in biorefineries is given.

Translated title of the contribution	Application Potential of Membrane Processes in the Concept of Lignocellulose Biorefineries
Original language	German
Article number	202100018
Number of pages	6
Journal	Chemie Ingenieur Technik
Volume	93
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/cite.202100018
Publication status	Published - 2021 Jun 10

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Chemical Engineering
Paper, Pulp and Fiber Technology

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Membrane processes
Biorefineries
Pulp and paper industry

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Anwendungspotential von Membranprozessen im Konzept Lignocelluloser-Bioraffinerien
Translated title of the contribution: Application potential of membrane processes in the concept of lignocellulose biorefineriesLipnizki, F., Thuvander, J., Rudolph, G. & Battestini Vives, M., 2021 Mar 23, (Unpublished).
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Process intensification of sulfate pulp production with lignin recovery by pressure-assisted forward osmosis (PAFO)
Battestini Vives, M. (Researcher), Thuvander, J. (Researcher), Arkell, A. (Researcher) & Lipnizki, F. (Researcher)
Swedish Energy Agency
2019/07/01 → 2021/06/30
Project: Research
IETS Annex XVII - Membranes in Biorefineries
Lipnizki, F. (Project coordinator) & Jönsson, A.-S. (Project coordinator)
Swedish Energy Agency
2019/05/15 → 2022/05/14
Project: Research
Recovery of hemicelluloses extracted from spruce and wheat bran
Thuvander, J. (Research student), Jönsson, A.-S. (Supervisor) & Wallberg, O. (Assistant supervisor)
2014/03/01 → 2018/04/06
Project: Dissertation

Industrial membrane process research and development centre
Lipnizki, F. (Manager) & Jönsson, A.-S. (Manager)
Division of Chemical Engineering
Infrastructure

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Anwendungspotenzial von Membranprozessen im Konzept der Lignocellulose-Bioraffinerien

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Anwendungspotential von Membranprozessen im Konzept Lignocelluloser-Bioraffinerien

Projects

Process intensification of sulfate pulp production with lignin recovery by pressure-assisted forward osmosis (PAFO)

IETS Annex XVII - Membranes in Biorefineries

Recovery of hemicelluloses extracted from spruce and wheat bran

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Industrial membrane process research and development centre

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