2019
DOI: 10.21285/2227-2925-2019-9-4-750-758
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Microwave pyrolysis experimental study of peat

Abstract: Работа посвящена исследованию деструкции верхового сфагнового торфа под возде йствием микроволнового излучения. Для анализа физико-химических процессов создана лабораторная установка на основе коаксиального резонатора-реактора, геометрия которого обеспечивает однородное распределение СВЧ-поля в объеме реактора. В качестве источника СВЧ-излучения использовался промышленный магнетрон с частотой 2,45 ГГц мощностью до 1 кВт. При лабораторных исследованиях с относительно небольшим объемом торфа (~100 г) достоинство… Show more

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“…It determines the degree of destruction of raw materials and the composition of pyrolysis products. As the temperature rises, the ratio between the yields of decomposition products changes: the yield of liquid and solid residues decreases, and the yield of gases increases (Figure 1) [47]. Duan et al [50] found that with increasing heating temperature, total gas and CH4 yields gradually increases.…”
Section: Peat Pyrolysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It determines the degree of destruction of raw materials and the composition of pyrolysis products. As the temperature rises, the ratio between the yields of decomposition products changes: the yield of liquid and solid residues decreases, and the yield of gases increases (Figure 1) [47]. Duan et al [50] found that with increasing heating temperature, total gas and CH4 yields gradually increases.…”
Section: Peat Pyrolysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Bogdashov et al [47], Krapivnitckaia et al [48] and Cunico [49] pyrolysis is thermochemical decomposition process of organic compounds obtained by heating in oxygen absence. By Bogdashov et al [47] the yield of solid, liquid and gaseous substances depends on the chemical composition of the feedstock and the physicochemical conditions of the reaction, e.g. temperature, pressure, degree of oxygen presence, etc.…”
Section: Peat Pyrolysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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