| abstract |
Multiple catalytic processing stations couple with a system which produces volatile gas streams from biomass decomposition at discrete increasing temperatures. These catalytic processing stations can be programmed to maximize conversion of biomass to useful renewable fuel components based on input feedstock and desired outputs. The present invention relates generally to systems for making renewable fuels, and more particularly to the thermal chemical conversion of biomass to renewable fuels and other useful chemical compounds, including gasoline and diesel, via a series of catalysts using a programmable system. |