The effect of inherent inorganics and CO2 co-pyrolysis on biochar production from biowastes and their gasification reactivity

Chemical composition and bioactive compounds of cashew (Anacardium occidentale) apple juice and bagasse from Colombian varieties

“…The thermal decomposition in agricultural residues is an important parameter in further valorization processes. For instance, some treatments where biomass transformation requires high temperatures are i) cooking operations [ 15 ], ii) manufacturing of materials [ 128 ], iii) thermochemical pretreatments [ 133 ], and iv) pyrolysis [ 134 ].…”

Prospective of biochar material production and process optimization using co-pyrolysis approach-A mini-review

“…Table 3 presents an overview of recent investigations into biomass pyrolysis, illustrating the diverse range of feedstocks employed in these studies. Moderate Food waste and biowaste Electric tube furnace [58] final products. Higher pyrolysis temperatures generally promote gas and bio-oil formation while reducing biochar yield, yet they can also improve biochar properties like porosity, surface area, and carbon content [48]; [23].…”

Type-effects of multiple waste-sourced biochar feedstocks on methylene blue adsorption

“…15 Relatively few studies have explored the composition, structure and adsorption properties of biochar from multiple feedstock species at the same time. 16 In this study, it was hypothesised that feedstock types affect biochar performance and the pollutant removal potential of some products. Twentynine different sources of biochar were prepared using the N 2 thermal treatment method and the effect of different feedstock types on biochar performance and MB adsorption was systematically investigated.…”