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LIQUID FUELS FROM BIOMASS

IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun

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Creator Goyal,H.B
Gupta,A.K
Bhatnagar,A.K
Verma,P.S
Padmaja,K.V
 
Date 2009-08-05T10:35:46Z
2009-08-05T10:35:46Z
2009-08-05T10:35:46Z
 
Identifier Petrotech,16-19 Jan,2005
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/424
 
Description Biomass is gaining attention as a renewable source of energy due to depleting sources of fossil fuels and environmental considerations. Many Technological methods are us~d to convert biomass into energy via thermo-chemical and biochemical processes. Pyrolysis converts biomass into liquid and gaseous products. The pyrolysis of biomass namely sugarcane bagasse and Calotropis procera of Indian origin was studied in a fixed-bed reactor at different conditions. The parameters studied were particle size of biomass feed (+8, -8 +12, -12, +16), temperatures (350 to 550°C) and flow rate (50 cc/min to 200 cc/min) of inert gas. It is observed that the formation of liquid products is favored at lower temperatures and gas yield is favored at higher temperatures. The physico-chemical characterization of pyrolytic liquid products is reported. Keywords: Biomass, Sugarcane bagasse, Calotropis procera, Pyrolysis, Bio-fuel
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Biomass
Bio-fuel
Pyrolysis
 
Title LIQUID FUELS FROM BIOMASS
 
Type Article