• FrançaisFrançais
Biomass Technology Laboratory Biomass Technology Laboratory
  • Home
    • Government
    • Student
    • Industrial
  • Laboratory
    • Analysis
    • Our equipment
    • Our expertise
    • Our team
  • Publications
  • News
  • Video
  • Contact us
  • FrançaisFrançais
Biomass Technology Laboratory
Home / News / The new kid on the block

The new kid on the block

Friends, this is an Automatic Solvent Extractor (or ASE), and we have been dreaming to have such piece of equipment for more than a decade now (JMichel was hoping to get this when he was PhD student, right after the dinosaurs’ era). What it does? It is like a very fancy expresso machine that can extract with a pressurized and heated solvent a piece of solid. In our case it will often be biomass but the potential is high.

So this piece of equipment will be VERY useful for our work on cannabinoids as well as for what we call in the business the biomass “wet analysis”.

We will put together a short video to showcase what this tool is all about in a nearby future. Now the L.A.B is very fast and efficiently taking place at the Scale Up Center whet the rest of the BTL team is located. A little sneak preview of the installations in the second picture.

Stay tuned for more info and news about the team!

6
Like this post
  • Algae at the BTL?
    Previous PostAlgae at the BTL?
  • Next PostPr Farid Chejne pays a virtual visit to the BTL
    Algae at the BTL?

Related Posts

The BTL is now officially supported to be part of the EU project CERESIS
News

The BTL is now officially supported to be part of the EU project CERESIS

The PtX seminars are now online!
News

The PtX seminars are now online!

The annual X-mas tree harvest – how many engineers and scientists does it take to cut a tree?
News

The annual X-mas tree harvest – how many engineers and scientists does it take to cut a tree?

Next Seminar:  CRI’s CO2-to-methanol technology and a perspective on the regulatory and commercial landscape for PtX with CCU – December 9th 2020
News

Next Seminar: CRI’s CO2-to-methanol technology and a perspective on the regulatory and commercial landscape for PtX with CCU – December 9th 2020

logo-white
Gouvernement
Étudiant(e)s
Industriel
Analyses
Équipements
Notre équipe
Publications
Actualités
Nous joindre
logo-white

Centre de mise à l’échelle – CME
3000 boul. de l’université (P3 pavillon)
Sherbrooke, Québec J1K 0A5

info@criecb.com
819.821.8000 p.65505

Copy