The global energy demand has laid emphasis on the exploration of alternate sources of
energy. With the application of many thermochemical and biochemical technologies, waste …

The conversion of wet waste (eg, food waste, sewage sludge, and animal manure) into
bioenergy is a promising strategy for sustainable energy generation and waste …

Hydrothermal gasification of biomass is an alternative method of producing hydrogen-rich
syngas. Modeling and optimization of hydrothermal processes are important to evaluate the …

The supercritical water gasification process is an alternative to both conventional
gasification as well as anaerobic digestion as it does not require drying and the process …

The use of hydrogen as clean fuel gas in the power generation sector becomes essential to
reduce the environmental issues related to conventional fuel usage. By avoiding biomass …

Continuous supercritical water gasification of glucose is investigated with a recently
developed updraft gasification apparatus under various conditions: temperatures of 600 …

Low density and dielectric constant along with low viscosity and high diffusivity make
supercritical water (SCW) an admirable reaction medium for some technologies, such as …

Water is essential for life and a major component of plant biomass. The conversion of solar
energy stored in photosynthetic organisms into useful fuels for society must therefore …

Hydrothermal treatment of renewable biomass and organic waste using supercritical water
(SCW) is a sustainable, green, and efficient route for achieving energy recovery, chemicals …

Conventional physical, biochemical, and incineration treatments of hypersaline organic
wastewater have some major drawbacks, such as the incomplete removal of organic matter …