
Abstract Different hydrothermal biomass gasification processes are under development. In contrast to biomass gasification processes without water, biomass with the natural water content (“green biomass”) can be converted completely and energetically efficiently to gases. Depending on the reaction conditions, methane or hydrogen is the burnable gas produced. Some processes use catalysts. In recent years, significant progress was achieved in the development of various hydrothermal biomass gasification processes. However, some challenges still exist and technical solutions are needed before large-scale production facilities can be built.
Chemical engineering, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/660, 660, ddc:660
Chemical engineering, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/660, 660, ddc:660
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