Kinetics investigation on the combustion of biochar in O2/CO2 atmosphere

Oxy‐biomass combustion produces negative CO2 emissions. This study investigated the combustion kinetics of biochar in O2/CO2 atmosphere using a thermo‐gravimetric analyzer. The effects of atmosphere, O2 concentration, and fuel type were considered in this investigation. Results show that the reactio...

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Published inEnvironmental progress & sustainable energy Vol. 34; no. 3; pp. 923 - 932
Main Authors Wang, Xuebin, Hu, Zhongfa, Deng, Shuanghui, Wang, Yibin, Tan, Houzhang
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Abstract Oxy‐biomass combustion produces negative CO2 emissions. This study investigated the combustion kinetics of biochar in O2/CO2 atmosphere using a thermo‐gravimetric analyzer. The effects of atmosphere, O2 concentration, and fuel type were considered in this investigation. Results show that the reaction order of biochar combustion ranges from 0.5 to 1. Furthermore, the kinetic compensation effect can be observed between the apparent activation energy E and the frequency factor A. This relation is given by lnA = 0.181E − 14.618. Compared with O2/N2 atmosphere, O2/CO2 atmosphere delays biochar ignition and reduces activation energy. The ignition temperature of straw char is significantly lower than that of wood and coal char. The apparent activation energy of char combustion follows the inequality wood char > straw char > coal char. This result indicates that biochar combustion is more sensitive to temperature than coal char combustion. The reactivity of char combustion improves with increasing O2 concentration, but biochar has a lower degree of improvement than coal char. The change from air combustion to oxy‐fuel combustion and the increase in O2 concentration exert minimal effects on biochar combustion than on coal char combustion. © 2014 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 34: 923–932, 2015
AbstractList Oxy‐biomass combustion produces negative CO2 emissions. This study investigated the combustion kinetics of biochar in O2/CO2 atmosphere using a thermo‐gravimetric analyzer. The effects of atmosphere, O2 concentration, and fuel type were considered in this investigation. Results show that the reaction order of biochar combustion ranges from 0.5 to 1. Furthermore, the kinetic compensation effect can be observed between the apparent activation energy E and the frequency factor A. This relation is given by lnA = 0.181E − 14.618. Compared with O2/N2 atmosphere, O2/CO2 atmosphere delays biochar ignition and reduces activation energy. The ignition temperature of straw char is significantly lower than that of wood and coal char. The apparent activation energy of char combustion follows the inequality wood char > straw char > coal char. This result indicates that biochar combustion is more sensitive to temperature than coal char combustion. The reactivity of char combustion improves with increasing O2 concentration, but biochar has a lower degree of improvement than coal char. The change from air combustion to oxy‐fuel combustion and the increase in O2 concentration exert minimal effects on biochar combustion than on coal char combustion. © 2014 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 34: 923–932, 2015
Author Hu, Zhongfa
Wang, Yibin
Tan, Houzhang
Wang, Xuebin
Deng, Shuanghui
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Title Kinetics investigation on the combustion of biochar in O2/CO2 atmosphere
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