Pyrolysis characteristics of mallee biomass
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2025-09-07
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Hasan, MD Mahmudul
Date
2015Supervisor
Dr Richard Gunawan
Prof. Chun-Zhu Li
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Thesis
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PhD
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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The overall technical feasibility of a novel grinding pyrolysis technology has been demonstrated at a pilot plant scale. The pyrolysis behaviour of mallee biomass was investigated in this pilot plant under a wide range of experimental conditions. Further experiments were also carried out by pyrolysing single mallee wood cylinders in a fluidised sand bed. The data from this study provide essential information for the commercialisation of this novel grinding pyrolysis technology.
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