Â鶹AV

Biomass Project Research Center, Â鶹AV, and HOSTY Association are co-organizing the Â鶹AV Biomass Evening Seminar. This seminar covers topics from the fundamentals of biomass to the latest information so that it can contribute the activities on biomass in this district. The 66th seminar will be held as follows. Please join.

Monday, 23 July 2018, 16:20-17:50

Engineering 110 Lecture Room, Higashi-Hiroshima Campus, Â鶹AV

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Commentary and Chair: Yukihiko MATSUMURA
Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Â鶹AV

¡ôLecture: Kumiko OKAZAKI
Assistant Professor, Collaborative Research Laboratory, Graduate School of Science, Â鶹AV

¡°Biodiesel production from microalga Nannochloropsis¡±
Nannochloropsis is a genus of marine microalga that can produce high quantities of lipids in the form of triacylglycerol, which has recently attracted attentions as a potential feedstock for biofuel production. In order to achieve the practical use of algal biodiesel, we are investigating optimal culturing conditions and genome-editing tools for the development of improved Nannochloropsis. In this lecture, I¡¯d like to introduce Nannochloropsis and our study of the optimization of culturing condition. 

¡ôLecture: Pattraporn CHANGSUWAN
D3 Student, Graduate School of Engineering, Â鶹AV

¡°Reaction rate analysis for supercritical water treatment of guaiacol¡±
The effect of residence time in the range of 15 to 90s on supercritical water gasification of guaiacol as model compound of lignin was studied at temperature of 600 ¡æ, pressure 25 MPa, and fixed concentration of guaiacol of 0.5 wt%. The result in total organic carbon decreased while char product increased with residence time. However, the residence time did not affect carbon gasification efficiency.

We will hold the discussion meeting from 18:00 (800 JPY needed). Join this meeting, too if you are available.