The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review
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Resumo: | The need to replace fossil fuels with biofuels is not a fresh topic in the academic community. Researchers have been studying and developing alternative fuels for decades and, as a result, fuels such as biodiesel and first-generation ethanol have been consolidated on the market. However, these first-generation biofuels compete with the food industry, which affects their supply and price. On the other hand, second-generation fuels are produced from lignocellulosic biomass and organic waste from urban and agro-industrial activities, not competing with the food industry. Nevertheless, most of these processes are still economically unfeasible. Two of the main contributions to this unfeasibility are the low performance of the processes (low conversion of raw material and low selectivity of products of interest) and the high cost of catalysts, which are often made of noble metals of little availability. Niobium is a metal with several applications, but still little explored industrially as a catalyst, despite having interesting properties for this purpose. This review article compiles works involving the use of niobium and its compounds as a catalyst in various biofuel production processes, such as esterification, pyrolysis, liquefaction, Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, deoxygenation, among others. In addition to the literature review, this paper presents a critical analysis regarding the applications of each process and technology as well as the research developed by the authors. |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a reviewUso de compostos de nióbio como catalisadores na produção de biocombustíveis: uma revisãoNiobiumBiofuelsCatalysisBiomassDeoxygenationPyrolysisNióbioBiocombustíveisCatáliseBiomassaDesoxigenaçãoPiróliseThe need to replace fossil fuels with biofuels is not a fresh topic in the academic community. Researchers have been studying and developing alternative fuels for decades and, as a result, fuels such as biodiesel and first-generation ethanol have been consolidated on the market. However, these first-generation biofuels compete with the food industry, which affects their supply and price. On the other hand, second-generation fuels are produced from lignocellulosic biomass and organic waste from urban and agro-industrial activities, not competing with the food industry. Nevertheless, most of these processes are still economically unfeasible. Two of the main contributions to this unfeasibility are the low performance of the processes (low conversion of raw material and low selectivity of products of interest) and the high cost of catalysts, which are often made of noble metals of little availability. Niobium is a metal with several applications, but still little explored industrially as a catalyst, despite having interesting properties for this purpose. This review article compiles works involving the use of niobium and its compounds as a catalyst in various biofuel production processes, such as esterification, pyrolysis, liquefaction, Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, deoxygenation, among others. In addition to the literature review, this paper presents a critical analysis regarding the applications of each process and technology as well as the research developed by the authors.A necessidade de substituir combustíveis fósseis por biocombustíveis não é um tema recente na comunidade acadêmica. Pesquisadores estudam e desenvolvem combustíveis alternativos há décadas e, com isso, combustíveis como o biodiesel e o etanol de primeira geração se consolidaram no mercado. No entanto, esses biocombustíveis de primeira geração competem com a indústria de alimentos, o que afeta sua oferta e preço. Por outro lado, os combustíveis de segunda geração são produzidos a partir de biomassa lignocelulósica e resíduos orgânicos de atividades urbanas e agroindustriais, não competindo com a indústria de alimentos. No entanto, a maioria desses processos ainda não é economicamente viável. Duas das principais contribuições para essa inviabilidade são o baixo desempenho dos processos (baixa conversão da matéria-prima e baixa seletividade dos produtos de interesse) e o alto custo dos catalisadores, que muitas vezes são feitos de metais nobres de pouca disponibilidade. O Nióbio é um metal com diversas aplicações, mas ainda pouco explorado industrialmente como catalisador, apesar de possuir propriedades interessantes para essa finalidade. Este artigo de revisão compila trabalhos envolvendo o uso do nióbio e seus compostos como catalisador em diversos processos de produção de biocombustíveis, como esterificação, pirólise, liquefação, síntese Fischer-Tropsch, desoxigenação, entre outros. Além da revisão da literatura, este artigo apresenta uma análise crítica a respeito das aplicações de cada processo e tecnologia, bem como das pesquisas desenvolvidas pelos autores.Universidade Federal de Viçosa - UFV2022-01-12info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufv.br/jcec/article/view/1341710.18540/jcecvl8iss1pp13417-01-30eThe Journal of Engineering and Exact Sciences; Vol. 8 No. 1 (2022); 13417-01-30eThe Journal of Engineering and Exact Sciences; Vol. 8 Núm. 1 (2022); 13417-01-30eThe Journal of Engineering and Exact Sciences; v. 8 n. 1 (2022); 13417-01-30e2527-1075reponame:The Journal of Engineering and Exact Sciencesinstname:Universidade Federal de Viçosa (UFV)instacron:UFVenghttps://periodicos.ufv.br/jcec/article/view/13417/7109Copyright (c) 2022 The Journal of Engineering and Exact Scienceshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMoreira, Júlia De Barros DiasSouza, Pedro Henrique Cabral DeSilva, Igor Cristelli De SousaAraújo, Renata Costa SilvaCorgozinho, Camila Nunes CostaRezende, Daniel Bastos de2022-01-30T13:19:07Zoai:ojs.periodicos.ufv.br:article/13417Revistahttp://www.seer.ufv.br/seer/rbeq2/index.php/req2/oai2527-10752527-1075opendoar:2022-01-30T13:19:07The Journal of Engineering and Exact Sciences - Universidade Federal de Viçosa (UFV)false |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review Uso de compostos de nióbio como catalisadores na produção de biocombustíveis: uma revisão |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review Moreira, Júlia De Barros Dias Niobium Biofuels Catalysis Biomass Deoxygenation Pyrolysis Nióbio Biocombustíveis Catálise Biomassa Desoxigenação Pirólise |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review |
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The use of niobium compounds as catalyst in the production of biofuels: a review |
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Moreira, Júlia De Barros Dias |
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Moreira, Júlia De Barros Dias Souza, Pedro Henrique Cabral De Silva, Igor Cristelli De Sousa Araújo, Renata Costa Silva Corgozinho, Camila Nunes Costa Rezende, Daniel Bastos de |
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Souza, Pedro Henrique Cabral De Silva, Igor Cristelli De Sousa Araújo, Renata Costa Silva Corgozinho, Camila Nunes Costa Rezende, Daniel Bastos de |
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Moreira, Júlia De Barros Dias Souza, Pedro Henrique Cabral De Silva, Igor Cristelli De Sousa Araújo, Renata Costa Silva Corgozinho, Camila Nunes Costa Rezende, Daniel Bastos de |
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Niobium Biofuels Catalysis Biomass Deoxygenation Pyrolysis Nióbio Biocombustíveis Catálise Biomassa Desoxigenação Pirólise |
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Niobium Biofuels Catalysis Biomass Deoxygenation Pyrolysis Nióbio Biocombustíveis Catálise Biomassa Desoxigenação Pirólise |
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The need to replace fossil fuels with biofuels is not a fresh topic in the academic community. Researchers have been studying and developing alternative fuels for decades and, as a result, fuels such as biodiesel and first-generation ethanol have been consolidated on the market. However, these first-generation biofuels compete with the food industry, which affects their supply and price. On the other hand, second-generation fuels are produced from lignocellulosic biomass and organic waste from urban and agro-industrial activities, not competing with the food industry. Nevertheless, most of these processes are still economically unfeasible. Two of the main contributions to this unfeasibility are the low performance of the processes (low conversion of raw material and low selectivity of products of interest) and the high cost of catalysts, which are often made of noble metals of little availability. Niobium is a metal with several applications, but still little explored industrially as a catalyst, despite having interesting properties for this purpose. This review article compiles works involving the use of niobium and its compounds as a catalyst in various biofuel production processes, such as esterification, pyrolysis, liquefaction, Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, deoxygenation, among others. In addition to the literature review, this paper presents a critical analysis regarding the applications of each process and technology as well as the research developed by the authors. |
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