DalinYebo Innovation
Last Updated on Saturday, 04 June 2011 03:22
Overview
Innovation
Beyond Research
DalinYebo is the only independent sustainable technology developer in South Africa with a proven record of success and a vision of sustainable development of Chemicals and Energy from renewable resources.
DalinYebo Innovations ("DYI"), a division of DalinYebo Trading and Development (Pty) Ltd, is the R&D arm of the DalinYebo Group for the invention, development and implementation of industrial processes to convert bio-resources into energy and chemicals. In the first instance DYI focuses on the Complete Conversion of Carbon to Commercial Chemicals, aka ‘C5’ and energy. C5 infers using all the organic components of agricultural by-products or crops, such as sugars, cellulose, hemi-cellulose and lignin and metabolites derived therefrom to produce chemicals through unit processes that it will invent or apply. The remaining residue from such process will be converted to energy (steam/electricity).
Our strong accent on practical Research and Development is supplement - in addition to the work carried out by DYI - by the addition of new and novel 3rd party technologies (under license) to our development portfolios: These technologies often need customisation to a client's environments and/or needs and are sourced via our international relationships
We have an impecable track record in the conceptualising and executing such projects using an interdisciplinary approach. Since 2001, we have refined our methodologies and knowhow during the development and the commercialisation the novel SupraYield® process, during which we co-ordinate the work of specialists that are housed in discipline silos and who speak different technical languages
Via our successful relationship with the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), we have access to multidisciplinary R&D centres and bring together experts from the following illustrative list of disciplines:
• Process engineering
• Process chemistry
• Thermodynamics
• Agricultural science
• Agricultural engineering
• Agronomy
• Mechanical engineering
• Electrical engineering
• Computer engineering
• Energy engineering
• Materials science
• Project management
• Risk assessment and management
• Business analysis
Reference:
- "Our Vision of Sustainable Development" (DIN - DalinYebo Innovation Nucleus)
