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January 1, 2015Green ChemistryOpen Access

Simulation and life cycle assessment of algae gasification process in dual fluidized bed gasifiers

Pooya Azadi George Brownbridge Sebastian Mosbach Oliver R. Inderwildi Markus Kraft

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We present simulation results for the production of algae-derived syngas using dual fluidized bed (DFB) gasifiers.

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