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Co-Gasification of refuse Derived Fuel Char with Hungarian Brown Coal

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Titel: Co-Gasification of refuse Derived Fuel Char with Hungarian Brown Coal
Autoren: Emese Sebe, Gábor Nagy, András Arnold Kállay
Quelle: Materials Science and Engineering. 45:252-260
Verlagsinformationen: Materials Science and Engineering, 2020.
Publikationsjahr: 2020
Beschreibung: Pyrolysis is a promising process for the thermal treatment of residual municipal solid wastes. In this process the final products are composed of synthesis gas (syngas) and pyrolysis char. The char generally has high carbon content thereby it is suitable for further syngas production by gasification. Nowadays syngas is mainly derived from fossil fuels. In this study gasification characteristics of Hungarian brown coal and Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) char blend were determined in a laboratory bench scale equipment at 900 °C using steam as gasification agent. SEM tests were also carried out in order to determine the surface morphology of the blending materials. The results showed that during co-gasification of brown coal and RDF pyrolysis char the tar formation decreased while the H2 content of the syngas increased compared to the gasification of the individual materials. The EDS spectrums revealed the presence of alkali and alkaline earth metals, which can have catalytic effect on the gasification.
Publikationsart: Article
ISSN: 2063-6792
DOI: 10.32974/mse.2020.026
Dokumentencode: edsair.doi...........318fc8eff0cb91cf274486aefb251867
Datenbank: OpenAIRE
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Abstract:Pyrolysis is a promising process for the thermal treatment of residual municipal solid wastes. In this process the final products are composed of synthesis gas (syngas) and pyrolysis char. The char generally has high carbon content thereby it is suitable for further syngas production by gasification. Nowadays syngas is mainly derived from fossil fuels. In this study gasification characteristics of Hungarian brown coal and Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) char blend were determined in a laboratory bench scale equipment at 900 °C using steam as gasification agent. SEM tests were also carried out in order to determine the surface morphology of the blending materials. The results showed that during co-gasification of brown coal and RDF pyrolysis char the tar formation decreased while the H2 content of the syngas increased compared to the gasification of the individual materials. The EDS spectrums revealed the presence of alkali and alkaline earth metals, which can have catalytic effect on the gasification.
ISSN:20636792
DOI:10.32974/mse.2020.026