Kathleen F. Haigh - Concepedia

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Kathleen F. Haigh

Stellenbosch University ORCID

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K Haigh, K.F. Haigh, Kate Haigh, Kathleen F. Haigh, Kathleen Haigh

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Stellenbosch University Loughborough University London South Bank University Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah

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Kathleen F. Haigh is an author at Stellenbosch University specializing in engineering, bioenergy, and biomass conversion.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	11	11	685
2	Chemical Engineering	6	6	335
3	Environmental Engineering	6	6	329
4	Health Sciences	3	3	166
5	Chemistry	2	2	111

Kathleen F. Haigh

Publications

962

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	Year	Citations
Multi-product biorefineries from lignocelluloses: a pathway to revitalisation of the sugar industry? Somayeh Farzad, Mohsen Mandegari, Miao Guo, Biotechnology for Biofuels	2017	226
Techno-economic analysis of product biorefineries utilizing sugarcane lignocelluloses: Xylitol, citric acid and glutamic acid scenarios annexed to sugar mills with electricity co-production H. M. Raoul Ozudogru, Mieke Nieder‐Heitmann, Kathleen F. Haigh, Industrial Crops and Products Biomass ConversionBiomanufacturingBioenergyBiofuel ProductionEngineering	2019	96
Life cycle assessment and multi-criteria analysis of sugarcane biorefinery scenarios: Finding a sustainable solution for the South African sugar industry Mieke Nieder‐Heitmann, Kathleen F. Haigh, Johann F. Görgens Journal of Cleaner Production Sustainability AssessmentCircular BioeconomyEngineeringBioenergyBiorefinery Product	2019	95
Esterification of Free Fatty Acids in Used Cooking Oil Using Ion-Exchange Resins as Catalysts: An Efficient Pretreatment Method for Biodiesel Feedstock Sumaiya Zainal Abidin, Kathleen F. Haigh, Basudeb Saha Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research EngineeringFree Fatty AcidsGreen ChemistryChemistryBiodiesel Feedstock	2012	72
Process design and economic analysis of a biorefinery co-producing itaconic acid and electricity from sugarcane bagasse and trash lignocelluloses Mieke Nieder‐Heitmann, Kathleen F. Haigh, Johann F. Görgens Bioresource Technology Process DesignChemical EngineeringEngineeringBioenergyBiorefinery Product	2018	67
Economic evaluation and comparison of succinic acid and electricity co‐production from sugarcane bagasse and trash lignocelluloses in a biorefinery, using different pretreatment methods: dilute acid (H<sub>2</sub>SO<sub>4</sub>), alkaline (NaOH), organosolv, ammonia fibre expansion (AFEX™), steam explosion (STEX), and wet oxidation Mieke Nieder‐Heitmann, Kathleen F. Haigh, Janus Louw, Biofuels Bioproducts and Biorefining EngineeringBioenergyAgricultural EconomicsSuccinic AcidChemical Engineering	2019	64
Process design and economic evaluation of integrated, multi‐product biorefineries for the co‐production of bio‐energy, succinic acid, and polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) from sugarcane bagasse and trash lignocelluloses Mieke Nieder‐Heitmann, Kathleen F. Haigh, Johann F. Görgens Biofuels Bioproducts and Biorefining EngineeringBioenergyAgricultural EconomicsSuccinic AcidBiomass Conversion	2019	63
Environmental impact assessment of lignocellulosic lactic acid production: Integrated with existing sugar mills Asfaw Gezae Daful, Kathleen F. Haigh, Pavel Vaskan, Food and Bioproducts Processing Biomass ConversionEngineeringBioenergyBiorefinery ProductEnvironmental Engineering	2016	61
Techno-economic analysis of chemically catalysed lignocellulose biorefineries at a typical sugar mill: Sorbitol or glucaric acid and electricity co-production Kutemba K. Kapanji, Kathleen F. Haigh, Johann F. Görgens Bioresource Technology Chemical EngineeringBiomanufacturingBiofuel ProductionBioenergyBiomass Conversion	2019	54
Kinetics of the pre-treatment of used cooking oil using Novozyme 435 for biodiesel production Kathleen F. Haigh, Goran T. Vladisavljević, James C. Reynolds, Process Safety and Environmental Protection	2014	51

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