加圧下におけるバイオマスの熱分解・ガス化特性(<小特集>技術移転を目指す熱・燃焼工学最前線)

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This paper reports on the pyrolysis and CO_2-gasification of various biomass materials in a pressurized thermobalance. In particular, the primary yields of total volatiles, tar and non-condensable gases, together with the composition of non-condensable gases, are measured as a function of temperature at 1 atm and 10.8 ata. The use of a high-intensity infrared heating source, in conjunction with a non-absorbing carrier gas (viz. argon), is reported to reduce the significance of secondary gas-phase pyrolysis reactions. Linear trends with atomic H/C ratio are observed in the tar yield, total volatile yield and CH_4 yield during pyrolysis. The gasification kinetics of biomass chars (pyrolysed to 700℃ at a medium heating rate) have also been measured by measuring the rate of weight loss during reaction with CO_2 as a function of temperature. First-order kinetic rate constants are then determined by fitting the weight loss data using a random pore model. The results indicate that the reactivity of the biomass materials is intermediate between lignin and cellulose and that they are much more reactive than a black coal char.
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2007-07-25