Producción de briquetas con residuos de cáscara de piñón manso (Jatropha curcas) y bagazo de caña de azúcar

Rodriguez, Walter Danilo Maradiaga; Evangelista, Adão Wagner Pêgo; Sette, Carlos Roberto; Júnior, José Alves; Silva, Macksuel Fernandes da

doi:10.4067/s0717-92002017000300010

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“…The volumetric swelling of briquettes from all mixtures was found to be below the range of 15 to 20% recommended by Maradiaga et al [29]. Despite the relatively high humidity to which the briquettes were subjected in the conditioned room, briquettes with lower percentages of volumetric swelling than reported by Ramírez-Ramírez et al [43] were found, and also maintained a firm consistency.…”

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Effect of Sawdust Particle Size on Physical, Mechanical, and Energetic Properties of Pinus durangensis Briquettes

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Particle size is a physical property that sometimes limits the quality of briquettes, so it is recommended to use different sizes in mixtures for their manufacture. The objective of this research was to evaluate the effect of different particle sizes of sawdust in mixtures on some physical, mechanical, and energetic properties of briquettes made from Pinus durangensis sawdust, as well as set the ranges within the appropriate values found to obtain desired values. Three particle sizes were established (large, medium, and small), and 10 mixtures were prepared using different percentages of each particle classification. The particle density, volumetric swelling, compressive strength, impact resistance index (IRI), and gross calorific value of the briquettes were evaluated. For the determination of optimal mixtures, the surface response methodology was used under a three-factor simplex-lattice model. The particle density values were in the range 0.92 to 1.02 g cm−3 and the volumetric swelling was 0.96 to 3.9%. The highest resistance to compression was 37.01 N mm−1, and the IRI was found in the range of 53 to 107%. The gross calorific values were from 19.35 to 21.63 MJ kg−1. The selection of different particle sizes for the mixtures increases the quality of the briquettes.

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Section: Volumetric Swellingmentioning

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“…Using particle density data from the briquettes immediately after manufacture and after conditioning, we calculated the volumetric swelling (%) of the briquettes with Equation (1) [29]:…”

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Effect of Sawdust Particle Size on Physical, Mechanical, and Energetic Properties of Pinus durangensis Briquettes

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Does Nitrogen Application Improve Elephant Grass Yield and Energetic Characteristics of Biofuels?

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Recycling of Residual Polymers Reinforced with Natural Fibers as a Sustainable Alternative: A Review

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The latest advances in green alternatives are being addressed with bio-based solutions, with uses and applications in new areas due to their wide potential, low cost, lightness, renewability, biodegradability, impact toughness, fatigue resistance, and other specific properties. Natural fibers are sustainable materials that have led researchers to test their viability as alternative reinforcements in residual polymers to meet required engineering specifications; therefore, it is essential to continue making progress in replacing conventional materials. This review is expected to provide an overview of the current scopes and future prospects of biocomposites from polymers reinforced with natural fibers with a focus on the following: i. recycling of residual polymers; ii. available natural fibers and their components in the context of engineering applications; iii. the behavior of the structural modifications of the natural fibers with the physical and chemical treatments in the matrix interaction as reinforcements of the residual polymers; and iv. applications for the development of innovative, efficient, and sustainable solutions for successful, environmentally responsible products.

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Producción de briquetas con residuos de cáscara de piñón manso (Jatropha curcas) y bagazo de caña de azúcar

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Effect of Sawdust Particle Size on Physical, Mechanical, and Energetic Properties of Pinus durangensis Briquettes

Effect of Sawdust Particle Size on Physical, Mechanical, and Energetic Properties of Pinus durangensis Briquettes

Does Nitrogen Application Improve Elephant Grass Yield and Energetic Characteristics of Biofuels?

Recycling of Residual Polymers Reinforced with Natural Fibers as a Sustainable Alternative: A Review

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