Simon Barnabé

You are already at the latest version The pyrolysis of non-recyclable construction, renovation, and demolition (CRD) wood waste is a complex thermochemical process involving devolatilization, diffusion, phase transitions, and char formation. CRD wood, a low-ash biomass containing 24-32% lignin, includes both hardwood and softwood components, making it a viable heterogeneous feedstock for bioenergy production.

1 INTRODUCTION Nowadays, growing environmental concerns about non-biodegradable plastic waste, particularly the formation of microplastics, have significantly shifted interest toward more sustainable, biobased packaging materials, such as paper packaging.1 Paper-based packaging, as a promising alternative to plastic materials, has seen increasing demand in the pharmaceutical, electronics, and food industries.2 As a packaging material, paper offers valuable properties such as biodegradability,...

Abstract Willows can alleviate soil salinisation while generating sustainable feedstock for biorefinery, yet the metabolomic adaptations underlying their salt tolerance remain poorly understood. Testing two environmentally abundant salts, the response of Salix miyabeana was assessed after treatment with a moderate concentration of NaCl, and both moderate and high concentrations of Na2SO4 in a 12-week pot trial.