Torrefaction (verb - to torrefy) involves roasting, scorching or drying a substance to remove moisture and impurities.
Examples of use:
“According to Henk Hutting, chairman and co-founder of Futerra Fuels, torrefaction will play a critical role in the future of biomass for energy generation.”
“Here, project partners torrefy pine, oak and beech wood, as well as vineyard prunings and waste from olive oil production.”
I blog about editing, proofreading, and the English language.
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Many of the phrasal verbs and idioms addressed in this blog were highlighted during an English conversation class I ran a few years ago. I’m grateful to those who attended this for helping me see my native language from a different perspective.
Most of the examples used are quotes from news articles. Click on the links (in yellow) to view the full article.
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Sunday, 13 January 2019
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