2018
DOI: 10.1080/15567036.2018.1544992
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Investigating effects of temperature on fuel properties of torrefied biomass for bio-energy systems

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“…The heating rate of the SS-RDR was in the range of 7.3-21.4 • C/min, which was higher than that of the thermosyphon-fixed bed torrefaction reactor (TSFR) [11] and the laboratory fixed bed reactor [11,21]. Usually, the flue gas temperature of biomass combustion in an ordinary stove or burner is in the range of 300-700 • C. Thus, only slow pyrolysis of biomass (< 30 • C/min [22]) can be conducted by the SS-RDR.…”
Section: Thermal Characteristics Of Ss-rdrmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The heating rate of the SS-RDR was in the range of 7.3-21.4 • C/min, which was higher than that of the thermosyphon-fixed bed torrefaction reactor (TSFR) [11] and the laboratory fixed bed reactor [11,21]. Usually, the flue gas temperature of biomass combustion in an ordinary stove or burner is in the range of 300-700 • C. Thus, only slow pyrolysis of biomass (< 30 • C/min [22]) can be conducted by the SS-RDR.…”
Section: Thermal Characteristics Of Ss-rdrmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Among the developed renewable energy resources (solar, wind, geothermal and biomass) bioenergy is considered one of the largest and promising renewable energy in the world as well as close to CO2-neutral fuel [2]. It directly contributes to preserving the equilibrium of ecosystems by reducing the greenhouse effect [3] and environmental pollution [4]. Moreover, biomass has been widely used for getting heat, power, chemical raw materials and electricity either by using thermochemical conversion (gasification, direct combustion and pyrolysis) or through biological routes (fermentation and anaerobic digestion) [5,6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Torrefaction is a thermal pre-treatment that involves heating the biomass at a moderate temperature between 200 and 300 o C under an inert atmosphere [10]. The torrefaction includes a reduction in moisture content markedly to <3% and increment in energy density, heating value and carbon content of the biomass by 15-20 wt% [4,11]. Easier storage, delivery, ignitability, milling power and reactivity of the fuel can be improved to a great extent [12].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Torrefaction is a common method for exploiting biomass as a heating material. Budde et al (2018) examined cotton stalk as a heating material by using torrefaction (300 0 C and 60 min) as a pretreatment method. He resulted at a 36% increase of HHV at 24,6MJ/kg.…”
Section: Runmentioning
confidence: 99%