Possibility of obtaining hydrogen from coal/waste–tyre mixture

Technically applicable gas with a high hydrogen content (ca 78%) was obtained through a two-stage pyrolysis of the mixture of Lazy bituminous coal with 15% waste tyre-rubber. The experiments were carried out in a laboratory pyrolysis unit with a 100 g charge. The incorporation of a thermal-degradati...

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Published in:Fuel processing technology 2008-11, Vol.89 (11), p.1069-1075
Main Authors: KRIZ, V, BROZOUD, Z, PRIBYL, O, SYKOROVA, I
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Alternative fuels. Production and utilization
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Two-stage pyrolysis
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