Production and characterization of phenolic compounds by flash pyrolysis of palmyra palm

Madhu, P.; Manickam, I. Neethi; Kanagasabapathy, H.

doi:10.1080/15567036.2014.1002953

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“…Therefore, even the minute advances in this topic may eventually result in great progress and should be welcomed (Makkonen et al., 2015). And they are also readily differentiated from other renewable sources in terms of being not only energy sources but also chemicals (Madhua et al., 2016). Thus, the renewable sources and so biomass have taken great attention in last decades (McKendry, 2002).…”

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The pyrolysis of industrial alliaceous plant wastes: Illustration of process and characterization of products

Çağlar

Aydınlı

2018

Energy Exploration & Exploitation

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Biomass is one of the renewable energy and material sources. Agricultural biomass wastes are in top list in terms of quantity and uniformity. The stalks, leafs, and peels of them have taken considerable attention for various purposes. The biomass and wastes in recycling of matter and recuperation of chemicals with thermochemical conversion techniques are an efficient way in environmental perspective. The alliaceous plant reaches huge amount and its peels take attention in terms of difficulty of recycling with potential valuable compounds like its pulp. Here the pyrolysis of this garlic peel wastes was accomplished to obtain various valuable solid and liquid products that were analyzed with miscellaneous methods (thermogravimetric analysis/differential thermal analysis, gas chromatography/mass spectrometry, and scanning electron microscope). Three basic zones were appeared in thermal analysis for pyrolysis process. The valorization of these wastes to obtain precious chemicals and combustible compounds equivalent to petroleum products was illustrated by this way. Also carbonaceous compounds have been sequestered in solid and liquid forms by this way. The main fuel additives, methanol was obtained in remarkable amount (22.5%) from the liquid products. Also, porous material was produced from the solid products.

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The pyrolysis of industrial alliaceous plant wastes: Illustration of process and characterization of products

Çağlar

Aydınlı

2018

Energy Exploration & Exploitation

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“…As a result, pyrolysis products can be used as a source of hydrocarbons and can be used directly as a low-grade fuel or upgraded to high-quality liquid fuel. After separation, the components and their derivatives found in the GC-MS analysis are used for medicinal or chemical feedstock [31] . Alpha-glucosidase inhibitory activity was shown by palmyra palm extract and isolated compounds (tyrosol, and glucosyl-(6-1)-glycerol) [32] .…”

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An Insight into the Polymeric Structures in Asian Palmyra Palm (Borassus flabellifer Linn)

Selvakumar

Thanapaul

2021

org. polym. mater. res.

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Palmyra Palm (Borassus flabellifer Linn) is a native tree with various ecological, medicinal, economic, and sociological benefits from Asian countries. Palmyra Palm tree-based self-reliant lifestyle and Eco-friendly community living which leads to sustainable development can be called as palmyraculture. For each component, it is the most beneficial species that has economic and medicinal value that could sustain adverse climatic conditions and resist natural calamities. Non-edible, edible, and value add-based uses could be widely categorized into the utility of the plant. Palmyra palm tree is working like a non-stop biochemical factory, creates sugars and many other useful chemicals. They also produce many useful polymeric compounds such as pectin, cellulose, hemicellulose, galactomannan, pentosan, polyphenols, and lignin. The current review gives an insight into the structural, biological and polymeric elements of Asian palmyra. .

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“…Because of its potential uses, phenolic compounds in the bio-oils have attracted attention as fuel additives and chemical precursors (Staš et al, 2014;Toraman et al, 2016). Cellulose and hemicelluloses are the major components of the biomass feedstock as they are the sources of these aromatic and oxygenated compounds (Madhu et al, 2016c).…”

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Conversion of cotton residues to bio-oil and chemicals through flash pyrolysis in a fluidised bed reactor

Madhu

Kanagasabapathy²,

Manickam³

2018

IJETP

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Pyrolysis process offers solution to utilise huge quantity of biomass to produce fuel for energy needs. This paper describes the development of a new model for waste cotton shell pyrolysis. This model calculates the minimum fluidisation velocity for various sand particles for better fluidisation. Cotton shell wastes were subjected to pyrolysis at atmospheric pressure under inert gas atmosphere in a fluidised bed setup to determine the effect of operation parameters. The sand particle size 0.71 mm offered better fluidisation and is more economical as it utilises low hydrogen flow rate. The maximum yield of bio-oil 51 wt% can be obtained under the operation parameters of 450ºC pyrolysis temperature, 1 mm particle size at sweep gas flow rate of 1.75 m 3 /h. In addition, the characterisation study of the bio-oil has been done for its physical and chemical analysis with gas chromatography mass spectroscopy. The elements and its derivatives found in the GC-MS analysis are used as a feed stock for chemical industries.

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Production and characterization of phenolic compounds by flash pyrolysis of palmyra palm

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

The pyrolysis of industrial alliaceous plant wastes: Illustration of process and characterization of products

The pyrolysis of industrial alliaceous plant wastes: Illustration of process and characterization of products

An Insight into the Polymeric Structures in Asian Palmyra Palm (Borassus flabellifer Linn)

Conversion of cotton residues to bio-oil and chemicals through flash pyrolysis in a fluidised bed reactor

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