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Bahia Karkach, Mohammed Tahiri, Achraf Haibi, Mohsine Bouya and Fatima Kifani-Sahban
The fast depletion of fossil fuels and growing concerns about environmental sustainability have increased interest in using biomass as a renewable energy source. Fast pyrolysis, a thermochemical conversion process, has emerged as a promising technique fo...
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Émilie Robert and Flavia Lega Braghiroli
Ammoniacal nitrogen (N-NH3) is one of the pollutants that has adverse effects on the environment and is present in most effluents generated by mining operations. Therefore, mining companies must manage it to keep it below the regulated discharge criteria...
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Oluwatosin Modupe Olarinmoye, Friederike Stock, Nadine Scherf, Olusegun Whenu, Charles Asenime and Sylvester Ganzallo
Microplastics are a fast-emerging group of contaminants. Their worldwide occurrence in water, sediment, and aquatic fauna raises questions and concerns as to their probable effects on aquatic life and ecology. This study investigates for the first time p...
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Esther Hui Xian Lim
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Biomass is one of the promising renewable energy to convert waste products into fuels and energy. The conversion of biomass into bio-oil through fast pyrolysis as a carbon-based liquid posed several issues due to the high presence of moisture and oxygen ...
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Shuhn-Shyurng Hou, Wei-Cheng Huang and Ta-Hui Lin
The combustion characteristics of co-firing bio-oil produced from the fast pyrolysis process of coffee bean residue and diesel in a 300-kWth oil-fired furnace are investigated. Using bio-oil to completely replace fossil fuels has limitations since bio-oi...
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Edmund C Okoroigwe, Zhenglong Li, Shantanu Kelka, Christopher Saffron, Samuel Onyegegbu
Six tropical biomass samples namely: Ogbono wood (Irvingia wombolu), Mango wood (Mangifera indica), Neem wood (Azadiracta indica), Ogbono shell (Irvingia wombolu), Ogirisi wood (Neubouldia laevis) and Tropical Almond wood (Terminalia catappa) were pyroly...
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Theodore Dickerson and Juan Soria
Catalytic pyrolysis is a promising thermochemical conversion route for lignocellulosic biomass that produces chemicals and fuels compatible with current, petrochemical infrastructure. Catalytic modifications to pyrolysis bio-oils are geared towards the e...
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Qiang Lu, Zhi-Bo Zhang, Hang-Tao Liao, Xiao-Chu Yang and Chang-Qing Dong
Bio-oil from fast pyrolysis of biomass is a low-grade liquid fuel, which can be upgraded through the emulsification with diesel oil. In this study, we prepared two rice husk bio-oil samples with different solid char contents and three bio-oil/diesel-oil ...
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