The increasing issues about the use of fossil raw materials advocate for an increasing utilization of biomass-based fuels and chemicals. In this work, the kinetic models currently available in literature for the HMF hydrogenation process are investigated to figure out their strengths and weaknesses using a sensitivity-based identifiability analysis that allows to define a set of fully identifiable kinetic models to be used for statistically reliable parameter estimations.
Optimal design of experiments for the identification of kinetic models of HMF hydrogenation
Bortoli, Andrea
2018/2019
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The increasing issues about the use of fossil raw materials advocate for an increasing utilization of biomass-based fuels and chemicals. In this work, the kinetic models currently available in literature for the HMF hydrogenation process are investigated to figure out their strengths and weaknesses using a sensitivity-based identifiability analysis that allows to define a set of fully identifiable kinetic models to be used for statistically reliable parameter estimations.File in questo prodotto:
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