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Effect of Storage Time on the Chemical Characterization of Pyroligneous Liquor From Eucalyptus Wood [PDF]
Waste and Biomass Valorization, 2017 This research focused on the effect of storage time on the chemical composition of the pyroligneous liquor (PL) produced during the pyrolysis of eucalyptus wood in a laboratory furnace at a relatively low heating rate (1 °C min−1) and a maximum temperature of 400 °C.
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Energy, 2022
Abstract A biomass pyrolysis polygeneration process, which comprehensively utilizes the pyrolysis products to maximize economic and environmental benefits, refers to the thermochemical conversion of biomass. The pyrolysis of lacquer wood at 300–550 °C with an increment of 50 °C was conducted in this study.
Ming-Qiang Zhu +2 more
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Abstract A biomass pyrolysis polygeneration process, which comprehensively utilizes the pyrolysis products to maximize economic and environmental benefits, refers to the thermochemical conversion of biomass. The pyrolysis of lacquer wood at 300–550 °C with an increment of 50 °C was conducted in this study.
Ming-Qiang Zhu +2 more
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Journal of Polymers and the Environment, 2020
Pyroligneous liquor and chitosan are natural and biodegradable products from renewable sources. Both present antimicrobial and antioxidant activities and induce resistance in plants, making these products promising to be used as raw material for agricultural inputs.
Fabiane Grecco Da Silva Porto +2 more
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Pyroligneous liquor and chitosan are natural and biodegradable products from renewable sources. Both present antimicrobial and antioxidant activities and induce resistance in plants, making these products promising to be used as raw material for agricultural inputs.
Fabiane Grecco Da Silva Porto +2 more
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Bioelectrochemistry, 2019
Microbial fuels cells (MFCs) have been applied for the degradation of pyroligneous liquor (PL) derived from apple tree branches, at different concentrations. The substrate removal, electrochemical properties, and microbial community characteristics were analysed to evaluate the performance of MFCs.
Ming-Qiang Zhu, Kang Kang, Guotao Sun
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Microbial fuels cells (MFCs) have been applied for the degradation of pyroligneous liquor (PL) derived from apple tree branches, at different concentrations. The substrate removal, electrochemical properties, and microbial community characteristics were analysed to evaluate the performance of MFCs.
Ming-Qiang Zhu, Kang Kang, Guotao Sun
exaly +3 more sources