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Assessing hydrothermal methods to monetize pulp and paper biomass residues
Biomass residues from forestry operations (sawdust, bark, pulp and paper sludge etc.) have a myriad of potential applications if repurposed, however are often simply disposed of in landfills or stockpiled at sawmills. In this work we will investigate hydrothermal processing of two of the highest volume of residues produced; sludge from pulp and paper processing (a “wet” biomass) and bark, sawdust, and chips.
Faculty Supervisor:
Kelly Hawboldt
Student:
Partner:
Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited
Discipline:
Engineering
Sector:
Agriculture; Manufacturing; Professional, scientific and technical services
University:
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Program:
Accelerate
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