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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0347304

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $156,000.00
    Summary
    Process Systems for Distributed Chemical Manufacturing. This Project investigates a new paradigm for chemicals production, moving away from large-scale centralised plant to distributed manufacture in relatively small localised facilities. The Project is built on the conjunction of a revolutionary process systems synthesis methodology with a new approach to highly compact equipment manufacture. The Project is of great significance to developing countries and to smaller, remote economies such as A .... Process Systems for Distributed Chemical Manufacturing. This Project investigates a new paradigm for chemicals production, moving away from large-scale centralised plant to distributed manufacture in relatively small localised facilities. The Project is built on the conjunction of a revolutionary process systems synthesis methodology with a new approach to highly compact equipment manufacture. The Project is of great significance to developing countries and to smaller, remote economies such as Australia's, which cannot justify or compete with world-scale production facilities. We will develop our ideas in a case study and identify routes to practical implementation of this example in particular and of the new approach in general.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0666488

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $260,000.00
    Summary
    Selective generation of hydrogen from biomass and waste fuels. Biomass fuels account for 14% of global energy supply. This is likely to increase in future as the population increases, energy demand rises, cheap oil and coal reserves are depleted, and the effects of global warming become more readily visible. In Australia the development of a sustainable hydrogen economy is a national priority. The hydrogen economy could bring about improved energy security, substantially reduced greenhouse gas e .... Selective generation of hydrogen from biomass and waste fuels. Biomass fuels account for 14% of global energy supply. This is likely to increase in future as the population increases, energy demand rises, cheap oil and coal reserves are depleted, and the effects of global warming become more readily visible. In Australia the development of a sustainable hydrogen economy is a national priority. The hydrogen economy could bring about improved energy security, substantially reduced greenhouse gas emissions, improved energy efficiency and improved air quality. This proposal directly addresses this challenge by investigating the science underpinning a large-scale sustainable hydrogen synthesis process using biomass and waste fuels.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1096802

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $200,000.00
    Summary
    Establishing the pathways of biomass decomposition in hot compressed water. Australia has significant under-developed biomass and brown coal resources which could feasibly be used to produce transport fuels and industrial chemicals. The successful conversion of these resources will offset the rising cost of petrochemicals, reduce oil import dependency, and in the longer term, address some of the challenges of climate change. We will directly address this problem by investigating the mechanism of .... Establishing the pathways of biomass decomposition in hot compressed water. Australia has significant under-developed biomass and brown coal resources which could feasibly be used to produce transport fuels and industrial chemicals. The successful conversion of these resources will offset the rising cost of petrochemicals, reduce oil import dependency, and in the longer term, address some of the challenges of climate change. We will directly address this problem by investigating the mechanism of conversion of biomass and brown coal resources to targeted chemical products, at laboratory and pilot scale, as a precursor to the development of a commercial biorefinery.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0985453

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $375,000.00
    Summary
    Scaleable Microstructured Chemical Process Systems. This project seeks to revolutionize the way bulk chemicals are made industrially. By combining highly integrated process designs, with profound process intensification, we will create the basis for chemical process technology that is efficient and economical at relatively small scale. This development will reinvigorate the Australian chemical industry, with enormous benefits to the country in terms of improved security of supply of chemicals an .... Scaleable Microstructured Chemical Process Systems. This project seeks to revolutionize the way bulk chemicals are made industrially. By combining highly integrated process designs, with profound process intensification, we will create the basis for chemical process technology that is efficient and economical at relatively small scale. This development will reinvigorate the Australian chemical industry, with enormous benefits to the country in terms of improved security of supply of chemicals and fuels and reduced trade deficit. This new type of plant will be scaleable and without the technical risk normally associated with plant scale-up. At the smallest scale, it will be mobile and able to utilise remote and dispersed feedstocks such as stranded natural gas, coal bed methane, or biogas.
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