Production and detailed characterization of bio-oil from fast pyrolysis of palm kernel shell

Asadullah, Mohammad; Rasid, Nurul Suhada Ab; Kadir, Shamsiah Abd; Azdarpour, Amin

doi:10.1016/j.biombioe.2013.08.037

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“…In the experiments, bio-oil yields were varied between 44 and 56 wt%. The phenol content in their bio-oils reached up to about 20 area% (Asadullah et al, 2013). Bertero et al conducted the pyrolysis of two palm residues at 550°C in a fixed bed reactor: the pericarp from white palm fruit and the residuals from the extraction of oil from white palm seeds.…”

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Production, separation and applications of phenolic-rich bio-oil – A review

Kim

2015

Bioresource Technology

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Section: Non-catalytic Pyrolysismentioning

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Production, separation and applications of phenolic-rich bio-oil – A review

Kim

2015

Bioresource Technology

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“…From the process point of view, rapid condensation of pyrolysis vapours is necessary to increase the final bio-oil yield [3][4][5][6]. According to Bridgwater [7], an essential feature of a fast pyrolysis system for producing liquid fuels, apart from the high heating rates and the carefully controlled temperature in the reactor zone, is the low residence time of the vapours associated with its rapid cooling.…”

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Computational modelling of the condensation of fast pyrolysis vapours in a quenching column. Part A: Hydrodynamics, heat transfer and design optimisation

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Papadikis

2015

Fuel Processing Technology

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“…As a consequence, the global climate has been changed to unfavorable situation for hu man and an imal being. Th is alarming situation warns to reduce the CO2 pumping into the atmosphere [1][2][3][4].…”

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Carbon Dioxide Mineral Carbonation Through pH-swing Process: A Review

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The promotion of carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction methods is due to the fact that the CO2 concentration has been increasing rapidly in 21 st century. In order to prevent further damage of the environment caused by greenhouse gases, CO2 concentration should be stabilized by increasing CO2 fixation, which can reduce CO2 emission into the atmosphere. M ineral carbon sequestration or mineral carbonation is the process of utilizing minerals, mostly rich in calcium and magnesium (Ca/M g) as the feedstock in reaction with CO2 to produce stable solid carbonates. M ineral carbonation through indirect pH swing process is a very effective method for producing calcium and magnesium carbonates. The Ca/M g ions are extracted out of feedstock using suitable solvents at low pH condition and then in the second step the leached Ca/M g ions are carbonated at elevated pH condition. In this paper the state-of-the-art of the carbonation involving pH swing method is updated. Introducti onFossil fuels by providing mo re than 86% of the world energy are the main energy sources in the world. Co mbustion of these huge amounts of fossil fuels emit g reenhouse gases (GHGs) and in particu lar carbon dio xide (CO2) into the at mosphere. Continuous increment of g lobal CO2 due to co mbustion of fossil fuels leads to steady rise of global mean temperature. These activit ies have resulted in increasing the CO2 concentration fro m 280 pp m in the 1750s to 398 ppm in 2013. As a consequence, the global climate has

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Production and detailed characterization of bio-oil from fast pyrolysis of palm kernel shell

Cited by 132 publications

References 30 publications

Production, separation and applications of phenolic-rich bio-oil – A review

Production, separation and applications of phenolic-rich bio-oil – A review

Computational modelling of the condensation of fast pyrolysis vapours in a quenching column. Part A: Hydrodynamics, heat transfer and design optimisation

Carbon Dioxide Mineral Carbonation Through pH-swing Process: A Review

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