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Synergistic effects of co-pyrolysis of macroalgae and polyvinyl chloride on bio-oil/bio-char properties and transferring regularity of chlorine
The present study aimed to investigate synergistic effects on properties of bio-oil/bio-char and transferring regularity of chlorine during co-pyrolysis of macroalgae Enteromorpha clathrata (EN) mixed with different mass percentage of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) (5?wt%, 10?wt%, 15?wt%, 20?wt%, and 25?wt%) in a fixed bed reactor at 550?°C. The results showed that the experimental values of bio-oils were 0.43–2.57?wt% lower than the calculated values, while the bio-chars were 1.28–4.93?wt% higher. From the GC–MS analysis of bio-oils, the relative contents of oxygenated and nitrogenated compounds were reduced significantly while those of phenols, aromatic and aliphatic compounds were increased dramatically during co-pyrolysis of EN and PVC. Interaction during co-pyrolysis of EN and PVC decreased the H/C atomic ratio of bio-chars, enhancing the aromatic degree. In addition, the chlorine distribution in bio-chars increased whereas decreased in bio-oils and non-condensable gas with the addition content of PVC increasing. The results showed that a majority of chlorine from EN-PVC blends was trapped in bio-char products, which was favorable to the utilization of bio-oils and friendly to pyrolysis equipment and environment.
» Author: Bin Cao, Yangkai Sun, Junjun Guo, Shuang Wang, Jianping Yuan, Sivakumar Esakkimuthu, Benjamin Bernard Uzoejinwa, Chuan Yuan, Abd El-Fatah Abomohra, Lili Qian, Lu Liu, Bin Li, Zhixia He, Qian Wang
» Reference: 10.1016/j.fuel.2019.02.037
» Publication Date: 15/06/2019
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