The CIMV organosolv Process. B. Benjelloun

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The CIMV organosolv Process B. Benjelloun

2 BIOREFINERY CONCEPT THE CIMV PROCESS Based on the oil refining model. Promote 100% of the non-food Biomass in Biofuels and/or Bioproducts. High feedstocks fexilibility (straw, bagasse, hardwood, etc.). bio-based products : Biolignin TM, Cellulose pulp, C 5 sugars syrup..

3 CIMV PROCESS : ORGANOSOLV TECHNOLOGY 9 Patents Raw Material (wood, straw, bagasse, ) Mechanical conditioning CIMV 1 Organic refining Sugars & Lignin CIMV 3 Organics acids recycling Cellulose CIMV 2 CIMV 6 CIMV 4 & 5 Delignification Separation lignins / sugars Deacidification CIMV 7 Washing Enzymatic hydrolysis BIOLIGNIN TM C 5 SUGARS SYRUP CELLULOSIC PULP GLUCOSE CIMV8&9

4 CIMV PROCESS : 3 DIFFERENT OUTLETS Option 3: 1: 2: Biolignin / / Cellulose BioEthanol Glucose Pulp / Xylose / Xylose Pulping Straw/ Wood Alkaline/ neutral washing Option Option Option 3 : Biolignin 2 : Biolignin 1 : Biolignin / Cellulose / Glucose / BioEthanol Pulp/ / Xylose Bleaching Crushing and Drying Dust Extraction Organic acid recovery Delignification Cellulose deacidification water cellulose P1 Hydrolysis Co-Hydrolysis C5/C6 Wet Lap Glucose P2 Cellulose Pulp ETHANOL distillation Hydrolysis Organic acid evaporation Lignin dispersion Lignin Filtration C5 sugar concentration C5 sugars Hydrolysis Co-Fermentation C5/C6 Xylose Xylose stillage Biolignin C5 sugar syrup purification Lignin Drying

5 CIMV PROCESS ADVANTAGES: FEEDSTOCK FLEXIBILITY ( straws, hardwood, bagasse ) ~ 100%SOLVENT RECYCLING NO DEGRADATION PRODUCT PURITY AND SPECIFIC PROPERTIES OF THE PRODUCTS

CIMV BIOREFINERY 1 ton Products Yield / purity products Applications Phenolic resins Forest residual 270Kg Biolignin TM 90% lignin 270Kg 96,5% Biolignine Biolignin TM TM Elastomers Wheat straw CIMV process 490Kg Carbon fibers Sugar cane cellulose pulp 89%C 6 + 9%C 5 2G biofuels Corn straw 280Kg 2G ethanol Bioplastics Rice straw 6 220Kg Sugars syrup 48 % C 5 2% others 220Kg Stillage/ Others *(79% C 6 et 21% C 5 ) Chemical intermediates

7 BIOLIGNIN AIL+ASL : 91 % Residual hemicellulose : 2 % Proteins: 6-8% Ashes < 1% Molecular Weight : Mw =1500 Mn=1000 Hydroxyl groups ( mmol/g of DM) : 1.2 mmol aliphatic OH 1.8 mmol phenolic OH 0.9 mmol esterified aliphatic OH

8 BIOLIGNIN TM Applications Phenolic resins Reinforcing agent for Rubbers Polyurethanes, polyesters Advantages substitution of phenol (60 to 80% substitution rate) Direct use for the Industry. A product for the green chemistry.

9 CELLULOSE PULP/GLUCOSE Characteristics Hemicellulose content Lignin content 6-10% 1-1.5% Ashes 1-2% Fiber length (average) 650-700 µm DPv ~1000 C6 pulp composition Glucan Xylan ashes lignin High purity Glucose

10 CELLULOSE PULP / GLUCOSE Applications Paper Bioethanol Chemicals Advantages TCF Pulp (printing and domestic paper). Non-food origin glucose 2G Biofuels.

11 C 5 SUGARS SYRUP others: 13.8% waxes:3.2% furfural: 0.005 tannins and phenolic compounds : 7.5% proteins :6.5% Xylan:28% Arabinan: 4.5% Mannan: 1.5% purification High xylose concentration Galactan : 3% salts: 20% Glucan: 10% Wheat Straw C5 syrup

12 C 5 SUGARS SYRUP Applications Additives for animal feed Bioethanol xylitol Furanic chemistry Advantages Increase ethanol yield in the biorefinery Xylose for high value products synthesis Integrated production of Furfural

13 OTHER PRODUCTS Non-sugar fraction : in case of C5 fraction purification, the remained fraction is used as fertilizer ( contains minerals,proteins, etc ) Silica : can be extracted from wheat and rice straws

14 CIMV TODAY Pilot plant ( 51, France) : capacity 50-70 Kg/h feedstock, operating since 2007. Process validation Samples for R&D and commercial validation of the products Demonstration plant project : capacity 500Kg/h ( end 2014- China)

KEY STEPS 2007 2014 2015 R&D Pre-industrialisation Industrialisation Pilote Plant Demo Plant Commercial Plant Technical validation Technical optimisation and commercial validation Commercialisation

16 FROM BIOREFINERY TO GREEN CHEMISTRY 300 000t of biomass: Biolignin TM : 70 000 t C 5 Sugars syrup: 55 000 t Glucose: 110 000 t

17 Thanks to all Biocore s Team