The Effect of Clay Insulator Use on Corn Cob Carbonization Reactor Heat Loss
David Mangallo,
Joni
Abstract:Carbonization is a highly energy-intensive process for converting biomass into solid fuel, especially in conventional systems without heat insulators. During the process, heat losses are unavoidable; thus, it is vital for utilizing insulators to minimize the losses. Clay, a naturally abundant and inexpensive material, could be used as an insulator. The corn cob carbonization process is carried out using a used oil drum as a carbonization kilns (reactor), with 200 L capacity and 1.25 mm thickness, by adding a Y… Show more
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