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Synergistic Mechanisms and Product Regulation in the Co-Pyrolysis of Biomass and Food Packaging Waste: A Study Based on Reaction Kinetics and GHG Calculation. [PDF]
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Deep learning enhanced prediction framework for bio oil yield from organic solid waste with chemically informed features. [PDF]
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The use of pyrolysis oil and pyrolysis oil derived fuels in diesel engines for CHP applications
Applied Energy, 2013Abstract The objective of the work presented in this paper is to contribute to the development of CHP systems based on conventional diesel engines but fuelled with pyrolysis oil or pyrolysis oil derived fuels. Experiments have been carried out using a one-cylinder, 20 kWe diesel engine, which was adapted to enable the feeding of different fuels and ...
Bert Van De Beld
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Hydrodeoxygenation of Pyrolysis Oils
Energy Technology, 2016AbstractThe hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) of bio‐oil derived from white oak wood using non‐sulfided catalysts was studied in a two zone continuous flow trickle bed reactor system. The major organic components of the pyrolysis oil were pyrolytic lignin (large phenolic polymers), xylose, levoglucosan, organic acids (primarily acetic acid), and ...
Kamalakanta Routray +2 more
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Fast Pyrolysis Oil for Power Generation
Volume 2: Aircraft Engine; Ceramics; Coal, Biomass and Alternative Fuels; Controls, Diagnostics and Instrumentation; Environmental and Regulatory Affairs, 2006Biomass fast-pyrolysis oil (PO) is a liquid biofuel derived from lignocellulosic biomass: it offers several advantages compared to the direct us of solid bio fuels, such as high energy density, storability and transportability typical of liquid fuels, possibility to use the fuel in engines and turbines, easier downscaling of plants (which is a very ...
CHIARAMONTI, DAVID +2 more
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Stabilization of biomass‐derived pyrolysis oils
Journal of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology, 2010AbstractBACKGROUND: Biomass is the only renewable feedstock containing carbon, and therefore the only alternative to fossil‐derived crude oil derivatives. However, the main problems concerning the application of biomass for biofuels and bio‐based chemicals are related to transport and handling, the limited scale of the conversion process and the ...
Venderbosch, R. H. +5 more
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Catalytic and Noncatalytic Gasification of Pyrolysis Oil
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2007Gasification of pyrolysis oil was studied in a fluidized bed over a wide temperature range (523−914 °C) with and without the use of nickel-based catalysts. Noncatalytically, a typical fuel gas was produced. Both a special designed fluid bed catalyst and a crushed commercial fixed bed catalyst showed an initial activity for syngas (H2 and CO) production
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2015
The fast pyrolysis is a process applied to biomass in order to densifies it, the resulting product is named bio-oil. The bio-oil can serve as a feedstock for the biorefinery. This compound can be transformed into synthesis gas through pyrolysis at higher temperatures.
Costa, L.F.C., Sánchez, C.G.
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The fast pyrolysis is a process applied to biomass in order to densifies it, the resulting product is named bio-oil. The bio-oil can serve as a feedstock for the biorefinery. This compound can be transformed into synthesis gas through pyrolysis at higher temperatures.
Costa, L.F.C., Sánchez, C.G.
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Experimental carcinogenesis of pyrolysis fuel oil
American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1977In the manufacture of ethylene by high-temperature cracking of hydrocarbons, certain high-boiling materials known as pyrolysis fuel oil result as residues. Two samples of these residues produced skin carcinomas upon lifespan application to the skin of mice.
C S, Weil, N I, Condra
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