Vacuum pyrolysis of chia flour residues: An alternative way to obtain omega-3/omega-6 fatty acids and calcium-enriched biochars

Dusso, Diego; Téllez, Jhoan F.; Fuertes, Valeria Cintia; Paoli, J.M. De; Moyano, Elizabeth L.

doi:10.1016/j.jaap.2021.105379

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“…These technologies are microwave-, solar-, plasma-, and vacuum pyrolysis. Each has advantages and disadvantages, and their biocarbon yield varies [30,86,91,[97][98][99]103].…”

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“…Moreover, they also have some disadvantages. For example, plasma pyrolysis consumes high energy, and vacuum pyrolysis has high maintenance costs due to reactor configuration [97][98][99]103].…”

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“…A second characteristic feature of this process is that the vapor residence time is short. This leads to fewer side reactions and, therefore, pyrolysis oil with higher quality and yields than other pyrolysis methods [99,103]. The downside of using vacuum pyrolysis is that it is complicated, so the investment cost and maintenance are high [104].…”

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confidence: 99%

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A Review of Pyrolysis Technologies and the Effect of Process Parameters on Biocarbon Properties

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Biomass-based solutions have been discussed as having the potential to replace fossil-based solutions in the iron and steel industry. To produce the biocarbon required in these processes, thermochemical treatment, pyrolysis, typically takes place. There are various ways to produce biocarbon, alongside other products, which are called pyrolysis oil and pyrolysis gas. These conversion methods can be divided into conventional and non-conventional methods. In this paper, those techniques and technologies to produce biocarbon are summarized and reviewed. Additionally, the effect of different process parameters and their effect on biocarbon yield and properties are summarized. The process parameters considered were final pyrolysis temperature, heating rate, reaction atmosphere, pressure, catalyst, use of binders, and particle size. Finally, the effect of different reactor configurations is discussed. Understanding the combination of these methods, technology parameters, and reactor configurations will help to produce biocarbon with the desired quality and highest yield possible.

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“…These technologies are microwave-, solar-, plasma-, and vacuum pyrolysis. Each has advantages and disadvantages, and their biocarbon yield varies [30,86,91,[97][98][99]103].…”

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“…-Vacuum pyrolysis: This is the thermal degradation of biomass under low pressure (0.001-0.02 MPa) in the absence of oxygen and without the need for a carrier gas to maintain the inert atmosphere [99]. This methodology is considered to be a promising technology for recovering energy from biomass, and has proved to be an alternative means of obtaining oils enriched with valuable fatty acids [9,100]. -Microwave-assisted pyrolysis: This uses microwave radiation as a heat source during pyrolysis, providing non-contact, rapid, selective, and energy-efficient heating.…”

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Biochar Production and Its Potential Application for Biocomposite Materials: A Comprehensive Review

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Biochar, an organic, porous, and carbon-rich material originating from biomass via pyrolysis, showcases compelling attributes and intrinsic performances. Its appeal as a reinforcement material for biocomposites, as well as its auspicious electrical properties, has gained more attention, and makes biochar a versatile candidate for applications ranging from energy storage to catalytic devices. This scientific review undertakes a comprehensive exploration of biochar, spanning production methodologies, physicochemical intricacies, and critical process parameters. The focus of this paper extends to optimization strategies for biochar properties tailored to specific applications, with a dedicated inquiry into diverse production methods and activation strategies. This review’s second phase delves into a meticulous analysis of key properties within biochar-based composites, emphasizing limitations and unique performance characteristics crucial for diverse applications. By synthesizing a substantial body of research, this review aims to catalyze future investigations by pinpointing areas that demand attention in upcoming experiments, ultimately emphasizing the profound potential of biochar-based materials across technical and scientific domains.

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Emerging prospects of microbial production of omega fatty acids: Recent updates

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Vacuum pyrolysis of chia flour residues: An alternative way to obtain omega-3/omega-6 fatty acids and calcium-enriched biochars

Cited by 4 publications

References 30 publications

A Review of Pyrolysis Technologies and the Effect of Process Parameters on Biocarbon Properties

A Review of Pyrolysis Technologies and the Effect of Process Parameters on Biocarbon Properties

Biochar Production and Its Potential Application for Biocomposite Materials: A Comprehensive Review

Emerging prospects of microbial production of omega fatty acids: Recent updates

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