Effect of hydro-thermal carbonisation on the structural properties of bulk-type wood (Chamaecyparis obtusa) upon high-temperature heat treatment

Seyoung, Kim; Kim, Hyun-uk; Seong, Young-Hoon; Han, In Sub; Woo, Sang‐Kuk; Kim, Soohyun

doi:10.1007/s10934-017-0473-3

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“…The temperature of hydrothermal carbonization is ≈150–200 °C, while acid carbonization temperature could be lower. [ 30 ] High‐temperature calcination is a direct calcination process under inert atmosphere, with a temperature of ≈500–1000 °C. [ 4 ] It is a widely used in wood carbonization treatment.…”

Section: Preparation Of Wood‐derived Monolithic Carbon Materialsmentioning

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Wood‐Derived Monolithic Carbon Materials and Their Functional Applications

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Wood-derived monolithic carbon materials have attracted increasing attention because of the unique porous structure, renewability, and easy processing. They are frequently used as a structural functional material in energy, environment, catalysis, and other applications recently. Wood-derived monolithic carbon materials still exhibit the interconnected capillary array structure of wood which is in favor of mass transfer and energy storage/conversion offering application performance and prospect. Herein, wood-derived monolithic carbon materials, from preparation to function application, are summarized. Various wood raw materials and carbonization methods are described in this work, as well as their impressive application performance in different fields. The aim is to provide an overview of the different monolithic carbon materials obtained from bulk wood which are employed for various functional applications, including energy storage/conversion, environmental conservation, solar steam generation devices, catalysis, and microwave absorption. This review will deepen the understanding of wood-derived monolithic carbon utilization and inspire new ideas in the area of designing advanced wood-based materials.

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Section: Preparation Of Wood‐derived Monolithic Carbon Materialsmentioning

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Wood‐Derived Monolithic Carbon Materials and Their Functional Applications

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“…The process of thermal modification consists on heat wood on vacuum, steam or oil on temperatures that vary from 150°C to 280°C, which lead to a change on wood constituents, such cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin and extractives, and wood anatomy for a controlled time, increasing wood dimensional stability, diminishing hygroscopicity, shrinkage and permeability [1,[5][6][7]. Otherwise, proportionally with thermal treatment temperature increase, mechanical properties decrease due degradation of cellulose and hemicellulose [8][9][10].…”

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Propose of models to estimate toughness as a function of physical and chemical properties of commercial thermally modified hardwoods

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The present research intended to propose and evaluate regression models which estimate toughness property as a function of physical, chemical properties of thermally modified hardwood and thermal treatment temperature, using linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential, logarithmic, geometric and multiple linear models. Commercial thermally modified woods were used on the study, being characterized for all referred properties, totalizing 450 experimental determinations. The analyzed models presented a low and moderate coefficient of determination, indicating the impossibility to use such models in the estimation of toughness as a function of physical and chemical factors

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Effect of hydro-thermal carbonisation on the structural properties of bulk-type wood (Chamaecyparis obtusa) upon high-temperature heat treatment

Cited by 2 publications

References 23 publications

Wood‐Derived Monolithic Carbon Materials and Their Functional Applications

Wood‐Derived Monolithic Carbon Materials and Their Functional Applications

Propose of models to estimate toughness as a function of physical and chemical properties of commercial thermally modified hardwoods

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