Xinxin Xing , Wei Fu , Dongming Zhao , Xinlong Zhao , Lei Wang , Yinfeng Wang , Xiaotao Bi , Jinqiang Zhang , Yuezhao Zhu
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Cyclic in-situ co-pyrolysis of Phoenix Tree's Leaves and Purified Terephthalic Acid Sludge Ash based biochar for producing high-quality syngas
An innovative cyclic in-situ co-pyrolysis process was proposed for the synergistic treatment of Phoenix Tree Leaves (PTL) and Purified Terephthalic Acid Sludge Ash (PTASA). The influence of cyclic co-pyrolysis on the evolution of three-phase products, tar composition, and biochar stability was systematically investigated, and the underlying synergistic mechanism was elucidated. Results indicated that the Comprehensive pyrolysis index (CPI) value increased by 261 % in the fourth round of cyclic co-pyrolysis. Meanwhile, the addition of PTASA enhanced the yield of syngas to 69.77 %, and facilitated the tar cracking, reducing the tar yield to 1.98 %, as the tar components more than 10 carbon atoms were further decomposed. In the co-pyrolysis process, the elements Mn and Ca mainly existed in the stable form of (CaO)0.9(MnO)0.1, while Co existed in the metallic (Co) and oxide (CoO) forms due to the reduction by carbon and the oxidation by oxygenated compounds in oxygen-rich PTL. Notably, the biochar derived from the fifth round of cyclic co-pyrolysis exhibited the lowest H/C and O/C values, indicating the highest thermal stability.
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