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Research areas

The research at EBRI is dealt with various topics such as thermochemical conversion techniques (like Pyrolysis, Gasification, Combustion) of biomass feedstock, optimization of reaction parameters by the study of formal kinetic parameters, hot gas filtration research in the lab scale using various analytical instruments like TG and TG-MS.

Also investigating special kinds of feedstock like Algae by cultivating them in Photo bio-reactors. Apart from these several tests on engines for Combined Heat and Power (CHP) generation, as well as Hydrogen production from synthesis gas out of the gasification process are also dealt.

The application of biochar (one of the products of biomass pyrolysis ) on to the agricultural lands is also under research in order to sequestrate Carbon.

The EBRI has partners both from the Industrial and Academic sector as well. The Industrial partners are from various sectors ranging from power distribution companies to engine manufacturers. The academic partners constitute regional Universities, European Universities and also International Academic Institutions.

EBRI also has a great support from the local governing bodies such as the Birmingham City Council, Advantage West Midlands (AWM), and Locate in Birmingham. The EBRI has collaborations with the Aston Business School within the Aston University within the frame of the Project Science Bridge with India. The detailed list of all the partners are provided under the links Academic Partners and Industry Partners.

Pyrolysis // Gasification // Algae Cultivation

EBRI research areas
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