2014
DOI: 10.1179/1432891714z.000000000645
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Thermal behaviour of sewage sludge in pyrolysis process

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“…In these stages, the organic matter in the oily sludge volatilized directly, or some macromolecular organic matter volatilized after pyrolysis reaction to form components with relatively small molecular weight. 34 …”
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“…In these stages, the organic matter in the oily sludge volatilized directly, or some macromolecular organic matter volatilized after pyrolysis reaction to form components with relatively small molecular weight. 34 …”
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“…The second, third, and fourth stages of oily sludge pyrolysis accounted for a large proportion and were the main components of oily sludge weight loss. In these stages, the organic matter in the oily sludge volatilized directly, or some macromolecular organic matter volatilized after pyrolysis reaction to form components with relatively small molecular weight …”
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“…Temperatures, heating rates and some other reaction conditions have deep impacts on the composition and yield of sludge products. (Linghu and Shen, 2014) discussed the effects of heating rate, metal oxide addition and pyrolysis temperature on the thermal behavior of three different kinds of sewage sludge with a thermogravimetric analyzer and a fixed bed reactor. (Inguanzo et al, 2002) studied the characteristics of gases, liquids and solid residues of sewage sludge under different heating rates and final temperatures of pyrolysis and then revealed the energy value of these products.…”
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