Valorisation of hazelnut by-products: current applications and future potential
Hazelnut is one of the most widely consumed nuts around the world. Considering the
nutritional value of hazelnuts, a wide range of hazelnut-based food products are available in …
nutritional value of hazelnuts, a wide range of hazelnut-based food products are available in …
Preliminary assessment of hazelnut shell biomass as a raw material for pellet production
We evaluated the use of hazelnut shell (HS) for pellet production. The investigation of
chemical properties, such as the calorific value, low ash, nitrogen, sulfur and chlorine …
chemical properties, such as the calorific value, low ash, nitrogen, sulfur and chlorine …
Bioconversion of agro-industrial waste into value-added compounds
In the wake of increasing environmental apprehension and inevitable depleting petroleum
resources, scientific interest has intensified to utilize agro-industrial wastes as a potential …
resources, scientific interest has intensified to utilize agro-industrial wastes as a potential …
Pretreatment of hazelnut shells as a key strategy for the solubilization and valorization of hemicelluloses into bioactive compounds
Hazelnut industries generate a large amount of byproducts. Among them, waste hazelnut
shells (which account for about 50% of the nut weight), are potential raw materials to …
shells (which account for about 50% of the nut weight), are potential raw materials to …
Effect of different types of thermochemical pretreatment on the enzymatic hydrolysis and the composition of hazelnut shells
Hazelnut shells were pretreated with acid (1% H 2 SO 4), alkali (2.25% NaOH) and steam at
different temperatures (120, 150 and 200° C) and pretreatment times (15, 30 and 60 min) …
different temperatures (120, 150 and 200° C) and pretreatment times (15, 30 and 60 min) …
Acrylamide content and color formation of hazelnuts roasted at different processing temperatures and times
The acrylamide content and color formation (CIE L*, a* and b*) of hazelnuts which
processed at different roasting temperatures of 130° C, 150° C, 160° C and 170° C with …
processed at different roasting temperatures of 130° C, 150° C, 160° C and 170° C with …
Waste Biorefineries Facilities: The Feedstock Choice
This chapter provides an overview of waste feedstocks and their potential applications in
new biorefineries. The fundamental aspects of the biorefinery are discussed, focusing on …
new biorefineries. The fundamental aspects of the biorefinery are discussed, focusing on …
[PDF][PDF] Effect of Alkaline Pre-Treatment on the Surface Modification of Napier Grass Fibres for the Properties of Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF)
A Bono, R Gubal - Nano Tech Appl, 2018 - scivisionpub.com
In this study, Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum) fibres which hold 59.19% cellulose,
21.35% hemicellulose and 7.26% lignin were comprehensively characterized to evaluate …
21.35% hemicellulose and 7.26% lignin were comprehensively characterized to evaluate …
[PDF][PDF] ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY 击 GRADUATE SCHOOL
FD CEYLAN - 2022 - polen.itu.edu.tr
It is well-known that animals and humans have been consuming nuts since ancient times
because of their high energy content. Nuts are generally considered to be a healthy source …
because of their high energy content. Nuts are generally considered to be a healthy source …
[ЦИТИРОВАНИЕ][C] Production of bio-based porous carbon material from lignocellulosics
SS Baran - Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü