2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaap.2005.12.010
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Kinetic study on pyrolysis and combustion of wood under different oxygen concentrations by using TG-FTIR analysis

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“…Similarly, first stage of DTG curves is nearly overlapped while the peak temperature decreases and the temperature range of a whole weight loss peak narrows with the increase of oxygen concentration in second degradation stage. At the same time, in comparison with 10k/min,the peak temperature are higher and the peak range are wider at the heating rate of 20k/min,which is corresponding with the conclude of M.X.Fang [6].This phenomenon can be explained by thermal hysteresis quality under different heating rates, time of receiving heat is more adequate with the lower heating rate, then both of the initial and terminated temperature move toward lower direction. …”
Section: A Pyrolysis Characteristic Analysismentioning
confidence: 53%
“…Similarly, first stage of DTG curves is nearly overlapped while the peak temperature decreases and the temperature range of a whole weight loss peak narrows with the increase of oxygen concentration in second degradation stage. At the same time, in comparison with 10k/min,the peak temperature are higher and the peak range are wider at the heating rate of 20k/min,which is corresponding with the conclude of M.X.Fang [6].This phenomenon can be explained by thermal hysteresis quality under different heating rates, time of receiving heat is more adequate with the lower heating rate, then both of the initial and terminated temperature move toward lower direction. …”
Section: A Pyrolysis Characteristic Analysismentioning
confidence: 53%
“…This stage corresponds to the homogeneous combustion of released gases by the decomposition of lignin and heterogeneous combustion of solid carbon (MAGDZIARZ;WILK, 2013;MOON et al, 2013;KAI et al, 2011;FANG et al, 2006). Therefore, in this phase the mass loss was lower than the previous stage, corresponding to 25.79%.…”
Section: Fresh Biomassmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In general, DTG curves obtained from the thermal degradation of wood in an inert atmosphere do not yield a peak due to the thermal degradation of lignin. In contrast, DTG curves obtained from the thermal degradation of wood in an oxygen environment generally yield a peak due to the thermal degradation of lignin (Chauvette et al, 1985;Cordero et al, 1991;Orfao et al, 1999;Fang et al, 2006;Emandi et al, 2011;Niu et al, 2011).…”
Section: Solubility Of Heartwood Of L Orientalismentioning
confidence: 99%