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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type , External research report , Report , Preprint 2013 FrancePublisher:Unknown Funded by:UKRI | End to End logistic suppo...UKRI| End to End logistic support tools for effective aerial drone delivery against COVID-19Authors: Gohin, Alexandre; Gohin, Alexandre;[Paper in French] The European public policy in favor of the biodiesel consumption is highly debated. Available estimates of the induced land use changes conclude that this policy is inefficient to reduce emissions of GreenHouse Gas. We show that the crop yield evolutions in these estimates are significantly lower than the observed and expected evolutions. This difference is directly related to biased calibration choice of behavioral parameters. We show using the GTAP-BIO framework that a consistent calibration of these parameters leads to a strong reduction (by around 80% in the long run) of the land use changes and induced emissions.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type , Preprint 2014Publisher:Unknown Tamini, Lota D.; Clerkson, Frédérick; Doyon, Maurice; Debailleul, Guy; Tamini, Lota D.; Clerkson, Frédérick; Doyon, Maurice; Debailleul, Guy;Climate change will affect agricultural production conditions, which will translate in impacts on yield and cost of production for Quebec farmers. This would likely affect the relative competitive position of Quebec in North America. Using the Delphi technique and partial budgets, climate change scenarios for the 2050 period were elaborated and their impact on relative competitiveness assessed for Quebec and its competitors in North America. Results indicate that Quebec competitive position would improve due to more favorable conditions for corn and apple production and due to worsen conditions for the competitors in maple syrup production.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 2016Publisher:BASE Authors: Aurore Richel; Jacques Hebert; Pierre-Louis Bombeck;Introduction. Dans un monde qui cherche à se défaire de sa dépendance à la pétrochimie, le concept de bioraffinage de la biomasse forestière est de plus en plus étudié. Dans une recherche de valorisation maximale des composants de cette biomasse, la transformation de fibres de cellulose en nanocellulose séduit de plus en plus l’industrie papetière par sa haute valeur ajoutée.Littérature. Le concept de bioraffinage forestier intégré vise l’adaptation des usines de pâte à papier en bioraffineries où un maximum de coproduits sont valorisés. Au départ de la cellulose contenue dans la pâte, deux types de nanocellulose peuvent être obtenus en déstructurant les fibres selon différents moyens. Comme elle génère des coproduits valorisables, l’hydrolyse enzymatique constitue un moyen de production de nanocellulose mais doit néanmoins être combinée à des traitements mécaniques. La production de nanocellulose au départ de pâte à papier chimique est une étape de fin de chaine qui peut même s’envisager sans modifier le fonctionnement des usines actuelles. La viabilité économique de cette production et la taille du marché potentiel sont l’objet d’études récentes qui s’avèrent encourageantes.Conclusions. La nanocellulose est un biomatériau d’avenir dont le domaine d’application ne cesse de grandir. La cellulose contenue dans la pâte à papier peut servir de matière première à la production de nanocellulose à l’aide de prétraitements enzymatiques générateurs de coproduits valorisables. Cette production peut s’intégrer dans une usine chimique classique de pâte et constituer ainsi un élargissement de la gamme de produits proposés par l’industrie papetière. Enzymatic hydrolysis to produce nanocellulose in an integrated forest biorefinery strategy. A reviewIntroduction. In a world that seeks to break free from petrochemicals, the concept of forest biomass biorefinery is increasingly being studied as a way to maximize the value of the components of this biomass. Due to the high added value expected when transforming cellulose fibers into nanocellulose, this technology is highly attractive to the pulp and paper industrial world.Literature. The concept of integrated forest biorefinery is to adapt existing pulp mills so as to maximize the value of the co-products. Through the use of various methods, two types of nanocellulose may be obtained from the cellulose in the pulp. Due to its production of valuable byproducts, enzymatic hydrolysis is an interesting method to use for this purpose, but it must be combined with mechanical post-treatments. The production of nanocellulose from chemical pulp takes place in the final step of pulp production, and could be implemented without modifying the existing mills. The economic viability of this mode of production and the potential market size are the subject of recent studies that appear encouraging.Conclusions. Nanocellulose is a promising biomaterial whose field of application continues to grow. Cellulose in wood pulp can be used as a raw material for the production of nanocellulose using enzymatic pre-treatments that generate valuable co-products. This process can be integrated into a conventional chemical pulp mill and constitutes a broadening of the products available to the pulp and paper industry.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 2019Publisher:University of Liege Authors: Alain Dassargues;Traditionnellement, seule la géothermie profonde était envisagée. Actuellement, les différentes formes de géothermies peu profondes et de faible enthalpie sont plus accessibles car elles présentent moins de risques financiers et environnementaux. Leur multiplication, notamment pour couvrir les besoins énergétiques de (gros ou nombreux) bâtiments, permet à ces systèmes de participer pleinement à la transition énergétique en cours. Ces systèmes géothermiques peu profonds ne requièrent aucune anomalie du gradient géothermique local. Néanmoins, lorsque des pompages et réinjections sont envisagés dans des aquifères peu profonds, les conditions hydrogéologiques influencent fortement l’efficacité (rendement) et la durabilité des systèmes installés mais aussi leur éventuel impact sur la quantité et la qualité des ressources en eaux souterraines. Les différents types de systèmes géothermiques peu profonds sont brièvement présentés, puis l’accent est mis sur les systèmes par doublets en aquifère et sur les anciennes mines.
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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type , External research report , Report , Preprint 2013 FrancePublisher:Unknown Funded by:UKRI | End to End logistic suppo...UKRI| End to End logistic support tools for effective aerial drone delivery against COVID-19Authors: Gohin, Alexandre; Gohin, Alexandre;[Paper in French] The European public policy in favor of the biodiesel consumption is highly debated. Available estimates of the induced land use changes conclude that this policy is inefficient to reduce emissions of GreenHouse Gas. We show that the crop yield evolutions in these estimates are significantly lower than the observed and expected evolutions. This difference is directly related to biased calibration choice of behavioral parameters. We show using the GTAP-BIO framework that a consistent calibration of these parameters leads to a strong reduction (by around 80% in the long run) of the land use changes and induced emissions.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type , Preprint 2014Publisher:Unknown Tamini, Lota D.; Clerkson, Frédérick; Doyon, Maurice; Debailleul, Guy; Tamini, Lota D.; Clerkson, Frédérick; Doyon, Maurice; Debailleul, Guy;Climate change will affect agricultural production conditions, which will translate in impacts on yield and cost of production for Quebec farmers. This would likely affect the relative competitive position of Quebec in North America. Using the Delphi technique and partial budgets, climate change scenarios for the 2050 period were elaborated and their impact on relative competitiveness assessed for Quebec and its competitors in North America. Results indicate that Quebec competitive position would improve due to more favorable conditions for corn and apple production and due to worsen conditions for the competitors in maple syrup production.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 2016Publisher:BASE Authors: Aurore Richel; Jacques Hebert; Pierre-Louis Bombeck;Introduction. Dans un monde qui cherche à se défaire de sa dépendance à la pétrochimie, le concept de bioraffinage de la biomasse forestière est de plus en plus étudié. Dans une recherche de valorisation maximale des composants de cette biomasse, la transformation de fibres de cellulose en nanocellulose séduit de plus en plus l’industrie papetière par sa haute valeur ajoutée.Littérature. Le concept de bioraffinage forestier intégré vise l’adaptation des usines de pâte à papier en bioraffineries où un maximum de coproduits sont valorisés. Au départ de la cellulose contenue dans la pâte, deux types de nanocellulose peuvent être obtenus en déstructurant les fibres selon différents moyens. Comme elle génère des coproduits valorisables, l’hydrolyse enzymatique constitue un moyen de production de nanocellulose mais doit néanmoins être combinée à des traitements mécaniques. La production de nanocellulose au départ de pâte à papier chimique est une étape de fin de chaine qui peut même s’envisager sans modifier le fonctionnement des usines actuelles. La viabilité économique de cette production et la taille du marché potentiel sont l’objet d’études récentes qui s’avèrent encourageantes.Conclusions. La nanocellulose est un biomatériau d’avenir dont le domaine d’application ne cesse de grandir. La cellulose contenue dans la pâte à papier peut servir de matière première à la production de nanocellulose à l’aide de prétraitements enzymatiques générateurs de coproduits valorisables. Cette production peut s’intégrer dans une usine chimique classique de pâte et constituer ainsi un élargissement de la gamme de produits proposés par l’industrie papetière. Enzymatic hydrolysis to produce nanocellulose in an integrated forest biorefinery strategy. A reviewIntroduction. In a world that seeks to break free from petrochemicals, the concept of forest biomass biorefinery is increasingly being studied as a way to maximize the value of the components of this biomass. Due to the high added value expected when transforming cellulose fibers into nanocellulose, this technology is highly attractive to the pulp and paper industrial world.Literature. The concept of integrated forest biorefinery is to adapt existing pulp mills so as to maximize the value of the co-products. Through the use of various methods, two types of nanocellulose may be obtained from the cellulose in the pulp. Due to its production of valuable byproducts, enzymatic hydrolysis is an interesting method to use for this purpose, but it must be combined with mechanical post-treatments. The production of nanocellulose from chemical pulp takes place in the final step of pulp production, and could be implemented without modifying the existing mills. The economic viability of this mode of production and the potential market size are the subject of recent studies that appear encouraging.Conclusions. Nanocellulose is a promising biomaterial whose field of application continues to grow. Cellulose in wood pulp can be used as a raw material for the production of nanocellulose using enzymatic pre-treatments that generate valuable co-products. This process can be integrated into a conventional chemical pulp mill and constitutes a broadening of the products available to the pulp and paper industry.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 2019Publisher:University of Liege Authors: Alain Dassargues;Traditionnellement, seule la géothermie profonde était envisagée. Actuellement, les différentes formes de géothermies peu profondes et de faible enthalpie sont plus accessibles car elles présentent moins de risques financiers et environnementaux. Leur multiplication, notamment pour couvrir les besoins énergétiques de (gros ou nombreux) bâtiments, permet à ces systèmes de participer pleinement à la transition énergétique en cours. Ces systèmes géothermiques peu profonds ne requièrent aucune anomalie du gradient géothermique local. Néanmoins, lorsque des pompages et réinjections sont envisagés dans des aquifères peu profonds, les conditions hydrogéologiques influencent fortement l’efficacité (rendement) et la durabilité des systèmes installés mais aussi leur éventuel impact sur la quantité et la qualité des ressources en eaux souterraines. Les différents types de systèmes géothermiques peu profonds sont brièvement présentés, puis l’accent est mis sur les systèmes par doublets en aquifère et sur les anciennes mines.
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