Recommanded Product: TriacetonamineOn March 15, 2021, Peng, Chuan; Feng, Wei; Zhang, Yanhui; Guo, Shifeng; Yang, Zhile; Liu, Xiangmin; Wang, Tengfei; Zhai, Yunbo published an article in Energy (Oxford, United Kingdom). The article was 《Low temperature co-pyrolysis of food waste with PVC-derived char: Products distributions, char properties and mechanism of bio-oil upgrading》. The article mentions the following:
The main components of municipal solid waste (MSW) include food waste (FW) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which present an opportunity to convert energy or value-added products through low-temperature synergetic pyrolysis. In this study, the characteristics of char and bio-oil derived from MSW, FW and PVC feedstocks via pyrolysis at relatively low temperatures (200-300 °C) for 60 min were investigated. The results revealed that the transformation of PVC to HCl gas production started at a temperature of > 200 °C. The oxygenated carbon groups on the char surface were decomposed at elevated reaction temperatures The relative mol. mass of bio-oil derived from FW increased when PVC-derived char was used as a catalyst at 250 °C. In addition, active functional groups and pore structures were formed through synergistic pyrolysis. This work provides information regarding the possible route underlying the network of char and bio-oil production from the synergistic conversion of FW and PVC-derived char. The experimental part of the paper was very detailed, including the reaction process of Triacetonamine(cas: 826-36-8Recommanded Product: Triacetonamine)
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