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Goortani, B. M., Mateos-Espejel, E., & Paris, J. (2010). Integration of a cogeneration unit into a kraft pulping process. Applied Thermal Engineering, 30(17-18), 2724-2729. External link
Mateos-Espejel, E., Savulescu, L., & Paris, J. (2011). Base case process development for energy efficiency improvement, application to a Kraft pulping mill. Part I: Definition and characterization. Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 89(6), 742-752. External link
Mateos-Espejel, E., Savulescu, L., Maréchal, F., & Paris, J. (2011). Base case process development for energy efficiency improvement, application to a Kraft pulping mill. Part II: Benchmarking analysis. Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 89(6), 729-741. External link
Mateos-Espejel, E., Savulescu, L., Marechal, F., & Paris, J. (2011). Unified methodology for thermal energy efficiency improvement: Application to Kraft process. Chemical Engineering Science, 66(2), 135-151. External link
Marinova, M., Mateos-Espejel, E., & Paris, J. (2010). From kraft mill to forest biorefinery: An energy and water perspective. II. Case study. Cellulose Chemistry and Technology, 44(1-3), 21-26. External link
Mateos-Espejel, E., Alva-Argaez, A., Savulescu, L., & Paris, J. (2010). From kraft mills to forest biorefinery: An energy and water perspective. I. Methodology. Cellulose Chemistry and Technology, 44(1-3), 15-19. External link
Mateos-Espejel, E., Savulescu, L., Maréchal, F., & Paris, J. (2010). Systems interactions analysis for the energy efficiency improvement of a Kraft process. Energy, 35(12), 5132-5142. External link
Mateos-Espejel, E. (2009). Development of a Strategy for Energy Efficiency Improvement in a Kraft Process Based on Systems Interactions Analysis [Ph.D. thesis, École Polytechnique de Montréal]. Available
Marinova, M., Mateos-Espejel, E., Jemaa, N., & Paris, J. (2009). Addressing the increased energy demand of a Kraft mill biorefinery: The hemicellulose extraction case. Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 87(9), 1269-1275. External link
