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Effect of carbonization temperature on composition of carbonized woody biomass
Co-firing coal and carbonized woody biomass is an effective method for reducing CO 2 emission from coal-fired power generation plants because biomass absorbs CO 2 when growing. In this study, we used thermogravimetry along with mass spectrometry and with gas chromatography–mass spectrometry to analy...
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| description | Co-firing coal and carbonized woody biomass is an effective method for reducing
CO
2
emission from coal-fired power generation plants because biomass absorbs
CO
2
when growing. In this study, we used thermogravimetry along with mass spectrometry and with gas chromatography–mass spectrometry to analyze the effects of carbonization temperature on the composition of carbonized woody biomass prepared from Douglas fir, spruce and pine feedstocks. The obtained carbonized biomass contained both holocellulose and lignin when the feedstocks were carbonized below
400
∘
C
and contained mainly lignin when the feedstocks were carbonized above
400
∘
C
, because almost all the holocellulose in the biomass feedstocks decomposed at around
400
∘
C
. |
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CO
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CO
2
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400
∘
C
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400
∘
C
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400
∘
C
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CO
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CO
2
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400
∘
C
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400
∘
C
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400
∘
C
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CO
2
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CO
2
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400
∘
C
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400
∘
C
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400
∘
C
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| subjects | Analysis Analytical Chemistry Biomass Biomass energy Carbonization Chemistry Chemistry and Materials Science Coal-fired power plants Composition effects Electric power generation Emissions control Gas chromatography Inorganic Chemistry Lignin Mass spectrometry Measurement Science and Instrumentation Physical Chemistry Pine Polymer Sciences Raw materials Scientific imaging Spectroscopy Thermogravimetry |
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