Exploring bioenergy prospects from malt bagasse: Insights through pyrolysis with multi-component kinetic analysis and thermodynamic parameter estimation

Marchese, Liziane; Kühl, Kauany Inaiê Pelizari; da Silva, Jean Constantino Gomes; Mumbach, Guilherme Davi; Alves, Ricardo Francisco; Alves, José Luiz Francisco; Domenico, Michele Di

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2024.120453

Renewable Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2024.120453

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Exploring bioenergy prospects from malt bagasse: Insights through pyrolysis with multi-component kinetic analysis and thermodynamic parameter estimation

Liziane Marchese,

Kauany Inaiê Pelizari Kühl,

Jean Constantino Gomes da Silva

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Interaction and characteristics of furfural residues and polyvinyl chloride in fast co-pyrolysis

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Interaction and characteristics of furfural residues and polyvinyl chloride in fast co-pyrolysis

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The Pyrolysis Characteristics of Bagasse Were Studied by TG-MS-FTIR

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Sugarcane bagasse is rich in cellulose and lignin, and the recycling of bagasse has become an important research field with the increasing global concern for sustainable development and environmental protection. In this paper, TG-MS-FTIR equipment was used to analyze the pyrolysis characteristics of bagasse from Guangxi under different heating rates and different atmospheres, which is conducive to the reuse of bagasse from the waste gas produced in the sugar plant. The results showed that the pyrolysis rate of sugarcane bagasse in the air atmosphere was faster than that in the nitrogen atmosphere and showed a double-peak trend, and the Coats–Redfern computational model could more accurately simulate the process of pyrolysis. The lower heating rate could overcome the heat transfer hysteresis phenomenon in the process of pyrolysis. In the air atmosphere, the contact time between oxygen and volatile products was shorter due to the high heating rate, and more and more complex species were precipitated at 10 °C/min than at 20 °C/min. In the nitrogen atmosphere, it was favorable to produce more kinds and quantities of gas products, because it did not react with oxygen. FTIR detected CH4, CO, H2O, CO2, C-O-C, and C=O during pyrolysis in nitrogen, and some of C-O-C and C=O were cracked into small molecule compounds at high temperature.

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Exploring bioenergy prospects from malt bagasse: Insights through pyrolysis with multi-component kinetic analysis and thermodynamic parameter estimation

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Interaction and characteristics of furfural residues and polyvinyl chloride in fast co-pyrolysis

Interaction and characteristics of furfural residues and polyvinyl chloride in fast co-pyrolysis

The Pyrolysis Characteristics of Bagasse Were Studied by TG-MS-FTIR

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