Volatile Organic Compounds Released During the Fast Pyrolysis of Peanut Shells and Environmental Implications

Aguirre, Fabricio; Lobos, María Luz Nieva; Basto, María A. López; Teruel, Mariano A.; Moyano, Elizabeth L.; Blanco, Marı́a B.

doi:10.1007/s00128-022-03481-y

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“…Most studies focused on the development potential of biomass power generation, mainly including feasibility studies [28], economic studies [29], and emission reduction potential [30]. In terms of pyrolysis, biomass pyrolysis can effectively improve biomass energy transformation with low environmental impact and has very promising development potential [31]. Existing studies on biomass pyrolysis had mainly studied straw [32,33] and other biomass energy sources [34] from a technical perspective, most of which ignored the social value of pyrolysis plants as a member of the biomass supply chain.…”

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Policy Analysis of Biomass Recycling Supply Chain Considering Carbon and Pollution Emission Reduction—Taking China’s Straw Subsidy Policy for Example

Liu

Sun

Liu

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In recent years, global environmental problems such as air pollution and the greenhouse effect have become more and more serious. The utilization of biomass energy not only can promote low-carbon transformation to establish a competitive advantage through value creation under the goals of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality but is also an important force in solving environmental problems. Government subsidy policies play an important role in promoting the development of biomass energy utilization. Taking straw as an example, this paper constructs a straw recycling supply chain system dynamics model consisting of farmers, acquisition stations, power plants, and pyrolysis plants based on a real-world case. Two types of straw processing, namely power generation and pyrolysis, are considered in the model. This paper analyzes the economic and environmental impacts of three subsidy policies, namely the unified rate policy, the linear growth policy, and a two-step policy, by comparing the profit, carbon, and pollution emission reduction benefits of the supply chain under different subsidy scenarios. The result shows that, among the three subsidy policies, the unified rate policy shows the best-promoting effect. The research results and policy implications in this paper could be a reference for governments trying to formulate subsidy policies for developing biomass energy utilization.

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Policy Analysis of Biomass Recycling Supply Chain Considering Carbon and Pollution Emission Reduction—Taking China’s Straw Subsidy Policy for Example

Liu

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Liu

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“…11 To implement effective control measures against these pollutants, a technology that can perform real-time quantitative monitoring of components in the moving air in an open environment is required. Currently, gas chromatography (GC), [12][13][14] gas chromatography-mass spectrograph (GC-MS) [15][16][17] and highperformance liquid chromatography (HPLC) [18][19][20] are commonly used for the detection of VOCs. However, these methods require At.…”

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In-Situ Online Detection Of Atmospheric Volatile Organic Compounds Based On Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy: A Review

Liu

2023

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This review's main purpose is to provide a succinct overview of recent developments in the field of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) detection based on Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS). VOCs are important air pollutants, which have great harm to the environment and human body. It is of great significance to realize the rapid detection of VOCs in the atmospheric environment. LIBS is a novel atomic emission spectroscopy technology, which can achieve the rapid in-situ detection of substances and shows great potential in the online monitoring of atmospheric VOCs. To illustrate the development and difficulties of LIBS technology in atmospheric VOCs detection, some typical cases for various aspects are listed, including the detection of harmful elements in VOCs, source tracing of VOCs, the identification of isomers, and the detection of VOCs in living environment.

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Comprehensive analysis of soybean residues pyrolysis products

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Teruel

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Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis

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Volatile Organic Compounds Released During the Fast Pyrolysis of Peanut Shells and Environmental Implications

Cited by 3 publications

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Policy Analysis of Biomass Recycling Supply Chain Considering Carbon and Pollution Emission Reduction—Taking China’s Straw Subsidy Policy for Example

Policy Analysis of Biomass Recycling Supply Chain Considering Carbon and Pollution Emission Reduction—Taking China’s Straw Subsidy Policy for Example

In-Situ Online Detection Of Atmospheric Volatile Organic Compounds Based On Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy: A Review

Comprehensive analysis of soybean residues pyrolysis products

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