2023
DOI: 10.3390/en16186521
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Exploring the Properties of the Torrefaction Process and Its Prospective in Treating Lignocellulosic Material

Maja Ivanovski,
Aleksandra Petrovič,
Darko Goričanec
et al.

Abstract: The main objective of this review is to present the latest research results regarding the importance of the torrefaction process for different biomass materials in the last 12-year period. Despite the fact that the potential of renewable energy sources has been analyzed, research regarding that of energy derived from waste biomass still remains in the infancy state. Torrefaction is known to be one of the most effective methods for enhancing the energy efficiency of biomass. Among different types of torrefactio… Show more

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“…Solid fuels maintain approximately 90% of their initial energy content, signifying that torrefied biomass exhibits a 10% to 20% increase in higher heating value (HHV) compared to untreated biomass. Subsequently, the solid biomass can undergo processing into pellets or briquettes (Ivanovski et al, 2023). Torrefaction requires lower temperatures and less energy with significantly greater yields (94%) as opposed to 33% with carbonization.…”
Section: Hhv Of the Torrefied Productmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solid fuels maintain approximately 90% of their initial energy content, signifying that torrefied biomass exhibits a 10% to 20% increase in higher heating value (HHV) compared to untreated biomass. Subsequently, the solid biomass can undergo processing into pellets or briquettes (Ivanovski et al, 2023). Torrefaction requires lower temperatures and less energy with significantly greater yields (94%) as opposed to 33% with carbonization.…”
Section: Hhv Of the Torrefied Productmentioning
confidence: 99%