Lignocellulosic Biomass Refining for Second Generation Biofuel Production 1st Edition

Bold, timely, and technically rich, Lignocellulosic Biomass Refining for Second Generation Biofuel Production, 1st Edition by Ponnusami V. offers a definitive guide for transforming agricultural residues, forestry byBooks, and energy crops into sustainable fuels. Ideal for researchers, process engineers, and policy makers, this book places lignocellulosic biomass at the center of the renewable-energy transition.

Beginning with a clear synthesis of feedstock characteristics and pretreatment strategies, the text progresses through enzymatic hydrolysis, fermentation pathways, catalytic upgrading, and integrated biorefinery design. Practical chapters on reactor configuration, process optimization, techno-economic assessment, and life-cycle analysis make complex concepts accessible and directly applicable to pilot projects and commercial deployment. Case studies span global contexts—Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America—highlighting region-specific feedstocks and market drivers to keep the content GEO-friendly and relevant to international stakeholders.

Readers will appreciate the balanced treatment of cutting-edge research and engineering pragmatism: detailed process flows, material balances, and sustainability metrics support informed decision-making for scale-up and investment. Policy discussions and regulatory considerations further equip readers to navigate incentives, carbon accounting, and market integration for second-generation biofuels.

Whether you’re advancing academic research, designing a biorefinery, or evaluating investment opportunities, Ponnusami’s authoritative volume delivers the technical depth and strategic perspective needed to succeed in the biofuel landscape. Make this essential resource part of your professional library—order Lignocellulosic Biomass Refining for Second Generation Biofuel Production, 1st Edition by Ponnusami V. today to accelerate your work in sustainable fuel technologies.

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