Long Chen, Sen Lin, Jiayu Liang, Fatih Evrendilek, Yao He, Jingyong Liu
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Abstract
The combustion of second-generation (non-edible) biomass may be leveraged to jointly improve energy, environmental quality, and value-added products. This study used thermoanalytical methods to characterize and jointly optimize the energetic, environmental (gas-to-ash responses), and operational performances of the combustion of Lycium barbarum L. (LBL) in the N2/O2 and CO2/O2 atmospheres. The increased heating rate rendered the reactions more intense and delayed them in the thermogravimetric curve. CO2 delayed the reactions. Activation energy was in the range of 166.95-177.45 kJ/mol. The main gaseous products detected were H2O, CH4, CO2, CO, C=O, C-O(H), C=C and NH3. The optimal combination of the N2/O2 atmosphere and the range of ≥ 671 °C simultaneously minimized the emissions of the gaseous products. LBL ash was of the K type and had a serious slagging tendency and high deposition risk. The CO2/O2 atmosphere aggravated the slagging.
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