Deoxygenation of Bio-oil from Calcium-Rich Paper-Mill Waste
Bashir MA, Jahangiri H, Hornung A, Ouadi M (2020)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2020
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De-inking sludge, an ash-rich recycling paper solid waste, is generated in huge amounts. The catalytic deoxygenation potential of calcium-based de-inking sludge in co-pyrolysis mode with wood and its neat thermal conversion to sustainable biofuels are investigated. Wood, de-inking sludge, and their blends are processed in a thermocatalytic reforming (TCR) system. In the presence of de-inking sludge, the oxygen content in the organic phase decreases and the bio-oil calorific value improves as compared to the neat wood-derived bio-oil. The TCR processing of neat de-inking sludge produces a bio-oil with low oxygen content and higher calorific value.
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APA:
Bashir, M.A., Jahangiri, H., Hornung, A., & Ouadi, M. (2020). Deoxygenation of Bio-oil from Calcium-Rich Paper-Mill Waste. Chemical Engineering & Technology. https://dx.doi.org/10.1002/ceat.202000351
MLA:
Bashir, Muhammad Asif, et al. "Deoxygenation of Bio-oil from Calcium-Rich Paper-Mill Waste." Chemical Engineering & Technology (2020).
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