Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10394007 | Biomass and Bioenergy | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
With naphthalene as a model compound, catalytic cracking experiments on biomass tar were made on Ni-dolomite catalysts. The performance of catalyst preparation, activity, coke formation and regeneration were analysed. The results showed that the ratio of the one-step conversion of naphthalene was 95% at space velocity 0.81 hâ1 and 700 °C; with saturated wet air as regeneration gas, the regeneration time was within 0.5 h; compared with thermal cracking at the same reaction temperature, the catalytic cracking was propitious to deep cracking of naphthalene.
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Authors
T.J. Wang, J. Chang, C.Z. Wu, Y. Fu, Y. Chen,