Bioresource categories : primary, secondary, tertiary and quarternary bioresources

The "Lecture for Future" series on the topic of "Residual and by-product-based bioresources" gives an impression of the diversity of different bioresources and the status quo of their management. Furthermore, impressions are given on how these can be better utilised in the future, e.g. in biorefineries for the parallel production of different bio-based products.
The first of the four learning units deals with the topic "Bioresource categories - primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary bioresources". First, general basics on the topic of bioresources are given and some categorisation possibilities are mentioned. Then the concept of the four bioresource categories is introduced and the categories are discussed in general and with examples. The categorisation of bioresources into primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary bioresources helps to design efficient utilisation pathways. Categorisation may help to avoid an inefficient bioresource use and to prevent the use of a high-quality bioresource for the production of a low-value product.
The documents stored here comprise the print version of the learning unit. The original, interactive version can be found at the following link:
https://www.hoou.de/projects/lff/pages/residue-and-by-product-based-bioresources

Subjects

bioresource management

bioresources classification

sustainable development

bio-based products

multiple use pathways

DDC Class

570: Biowissenschaften, Biologie

600: Technik

620: Ingenieurwissenschaften

Funding Organisations

Technische Universität Hamburg

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updatedVersion

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LFF_Part1_Bioresource categories_Print version_1.pdf

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