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The future of Canadian forest extractives for specialty chemicals: value identification

The future of Canadian forest extractives for specialty chemicals: value identification
加拿大森林提取物用于特种化学品的未来:价值识别
批准号:
531226-2018
负责人:
Trajano, Heather
金额:
$1.82万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31

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中文摘要
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加拿大西部的软木富含萜烯等提取物,可用于满足全球对石油可持续替代品的需求。这些分子可用于化妆品、调味剂、香料和食品添加剂,或通过催化作用升级为新的高价值药物、除草剂和/或杀虫剂。与纳奈莫森林产品公司(NFP)的合作将确定和量化NFP配料产生的蒸汽冷凝物中所含的提取物,以评估这些分子的商业价值。这个项目,价值识别,代表了NFP努力开发高价值产品的第一阶段,以补充他们目前的业务。该项目的成功将导致第二阶段,其中过程 ** 模拟将用于确定分离技术,以回收商业提供的目标分子。NFP将提供从其纤维篮产生的蒸汽冷凝物。将使用一套综合分析 ** 技术来鉴定和量化这些冷凝物中所含的萃取物。将评估已确定分子的现有应用和市场。Trajano博士,生物质解构 ** 和表征专家,她的团队将与NFP的生产经理Bart Howey合作。Howey先生致力于开发NFP的新业务机会,并将每月与UBC团队 ** 会面两次,以审查项目结果。NFP的企业领导层很高兴能将这一研究成果转化为在不列颠哥伦比亚省生产的增值产品。这些产品将成为区域生产商的竞争优势,不会轻易被国际竞争对手取代。这一新的商业活动将在NFP的员工拥有的设施中创造重要的新就业机会,并使NFP能够继续支持当地社区基础设施,如医院和学校。
英文摘要
Western Canada's softwoods are rich in extractives such as terpenes, which can be used to meet the global**demand for sustainable alternatives to petroleum. These molecules can be used for cosmetics, flavours,**fragrances, and food additives or upgraded via catalysis to new high-value drugs, herbicides and/or pesticides.**This collaboration with Nanaimo Forest Products (NFP) will identify and quantify extractives contained in**steam condensates produced from NFP's furnish in order to evaluate the commercial value of these molecules.**This project, Value Identification, represents the first phase of NFP's effort to develop high value products to**complement their current business. Success in this project will lead to a second phase in which process**simulations will be used to identify separation technology to recover target molecules for commercial offering.**NFP will provide steam condensates generated from their fibre basket. A suite of integrated analytical**techniques will be used to identify and quantify the extractives contained in these condensates. Existing**applications and markets for the identified molecules will be assessed. Dr. Trajano, biomass deconstruction**and characterization specialist, and her team will collaborate with NFP's Production Manager, Bart Howey.**Mr. Howey is committed to developing NFP's new business opportunities and will meet with the UBC team**twice a month to review project results. The entrepreneurial leadership of NFP is excited to translate this**research into value-adding products manufactured in British Columbia. These products will be a competitive**advantage for regional producers that cannot easily be displaced by international rivals. This new commercial**activity will create significant new job opportunities at NFP's employee owned facility and enable NFP's**continued support of local community infrastructure such as hospitals and schools.
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  • 批准号:
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 财政年份:
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 财政年份:
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  • 负责人:
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