2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2008.11.023
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Characterization of bio-oil from induction-heating pyrolysis of food-processing sewage sludges using chromatographic analysis

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“…The water content was quite high, probably was due to the loss of volatile matter. The results were comparable to the previous study by Tsai et al, [15] in which moisture content was in the range of 72-90 wt %. Water in sewage sludge did not only contain free water but also bound water.…”
Section: Characteristics Of Bio-oilssupporting
confidence: 94%
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“…The water content was quite high, probably was due to the loss of volatile matter. The results were comparable to the previous study by Tsai et al, [15] in which moisture content was in the range of 72-90 wt %. Water in sewage sludge did not only contain free water but also bound water.…”
Section: Characteristics Of Bio-oilssupporting
confidence: 94%
“…The results volatile matter and ash conten The two properties influenced [15], where the bio-oil yield increased and the ash content d…”
Section: Product Yieldsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…A production method of pyrolytic liquids with the application of induction-heating, has been reported for sewage sludge from food processing factories in an externally heated fixed-bed reactor by Tsai et al [21]. The latter samples from the pyrolysis of industrial sewage sludge using induction-heating technique, were analyzed by GC-MS by Tsai et al [22]. Through py-GC-MS Bayerbach and Meier characterized pyrolytic lignins in the water insoluble fraction [23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Esterificação também é outra opção. O ácido acético se faz presente em grande quantidade como produto resultante da parcela celulósica da biomassa, embora a maior quantidade de ácidos produzidos foi de cadeia longa, normalmente de C 12 -C 18 , conforme descrito na literatura (POKORNA et al, 2009;SANCHÉZ et al, 2009;TSAI et al, 2009). Juntos, eles são responsáveis pela acidez do bio-óleo produzido do lodo.…”
Section: áCidos Carboxílicosunclassified
“…Como o lodo é constituído principalmente de materiais orgânicos não-digeridos (ex. celulose), compostos inorgânicos e constituintes microbiológicos (proteínas, carboidratos, lipídeos e ácidos nucléicos), sua degradação térmica permite a obtenção de produtos como: hidrocarbonetos (alifáticos e aromáticos), compostos fenólicos, ácidos carboxílicos, nitrilas, aminas, cetonas, alcoóis, aldeídos, ésteres e éteres (SANCHÉZ et al, 2009;TSAI et al, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified