Fuels and Chemicals by Pyrolysis

Longanbach, J.R.; Bauer, F.W.

doi:10.1021/bk-1976-0032.ch027

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“…Pyrolysis of straw for the production of bio-oil may be a slow or a fast pyrolysis process (G. Qi et al, 2010; J. R. Longanbach & F. Bauer, 1975;K. Pober & H. Bauer, 1977).…”

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Pyrolysis in the Chemical Industry and Its Major Industrial Applications

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2023

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Pyrolysis is an irreversible thermochemical treatment process of materials at elevated temperatures in an inert atmosphere. Pyrolysis is used heavily in the chemical industry to produce many forms of carbon and other chemicals from petroleum, coal, wood, oil shale, biomass or organic waste materials, and it is the basis of several methods for producing fuel from biomass. The end products of pyrolysis include solid residual coproducts and ash, noncondensable gases and condensable liquids. These products can be controlled by optimizing pyrolysis parameters such as temperature and residence time.

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“…Pyrolysis of straw for the production of bio-oil may be a slow or a fast pyrolysis process (G. Qi et al, 2010; J. R. Longanbach & F. Bauer, 1975;K. Pober & H. Bauer, 1977).…”

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Pyrolysis in the Chemical Industry and Its Major Industrial Applications

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“…A flash pyrolysis process was developed by Longanbach and Bauer to produce liquid fuels, chars and gases from bituminous and subbituminous coal, municipal refuse, grass straw and other biomass materials. In this process, the biomass material is heated by contact with hot recycle char and carried in gas stream through a reactor where pyrolysis occurs at very short residence times and heat-up rates [43]. A flash pyrolysis process was also developed to convert municipal, industrial and agricultural wastes into pyrolytic oil at near ambient pressure with no need for chemicals or catalysts.…”

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