Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) is a prominent thermochemical technology that can
convert high-moisture waste into a valuable product (called hydrochar) at a relatively mild …

Shrimp shell is a popularly consumed seafood around the globe which generates a
substantial quantity of solid wet waste. Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) could be a viable …

This study optimizes CO2 adsorption using hydrochar from de-oiled flaxseed (FDOP), a
waste byproduct of the oil extraction industry, through hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) …

Sargassum (brown seaweed) is free-floating brown algae found on ocean shores in large
quantities littering shorelines and causing visual and olfactory nuisances affecting the …

This study highlights the use of loblolly pine derived biochar for the removal of harmful algal
bloom toxin, Saxitoxin (STX), from water. Biochar samples were prepared at varying …

The management of sewage sludge is currently an open issue due to the large volume of
waste to be treated and the necessity to avoid incineration or landfill disposal. Hydrothermal …

Cyanophyta blooms can lead to eutrophication and generate algal toxins. To reduce their
environmental risks, hydrothermal carbonization was innovatively applied to simultaneously …

This paper explores the potentialities of hydrochar in protein separation and enzyme
immobilization for non-energy biorefinery applications of hydrothermal carbonization. An …

Excessive phosphorus load to surface water is undesirable since it can cause
eutrophication. In this study, three different pyrolyzed hydrochars from corn stover were …

Abstract Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) events involve the proliferation of microalgae which
discharge lethal toxins into fresh and brackish water bodies due to anthropogenic and …