| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7080179 | Bioresource Technology | 2013 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Co-pyrolysis behaviors of saw dust (SD) and Shenfu bituminous coal (SF) were studied in a drop tube furnace and a fixed bed reactor at different temperatures respectively. Six different biomass/coal ratios (B:C) were used. Compared the results with the calculated value obtained by the additional behavior, CO volume yields were lower while H2, CH4, CO2, volume yields were higher. Blend char yields had a good agreement with the calculated values, and their structures remained similar with SD and SF char's. Synergy effect occurred in gaseous phase, which was mainly caused by the secondary reactions. Compared the blend char yields in the drop tube furnace with those in the fixed bed reactor, the results showed the contacting way of biomass and coal particles had little influence on char yield in co-pyrolysis process. The reactivity index of blend char achieved the minimum at B:CÂ =Â 40:60 and the maximum at B:CÂ =Â 80:20.
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Authors
Shuaidan Li, Xueli Chen, Li Wang, Aibin Liu, Guangsuo Yu,
