Journal
FUEL
Volume 298, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2021.120830
Keywords
Flammable gas production; WS@5 Fe catalyst; Deactivation; Carbon deposition
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [21968037]
- Natural Science Foundation of Yunnan Province [2019FB132]
- Training Program for Middle and Young Backbone Teachers in Donglu Yunnan University [C176220200]
- Graduate Research and Innovation Project of Yunnan University
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The addition of WS@5 Fe catalyst significantly affects the distribution of products during biomass pyrolysis and volatile reforming reactions, leading to a decrease in char and heavy oil yield. In addition, carbon deposition on the catalyst is mainly attributed to the wrapping and covering of Fe by coke during the catalyst cycle process.
The biomass for flammable gas production and its carbon deposition behaviour has been studied in a lab-scale fixed bed reactor, comprising pyrolysis and subsequent volatiles reforming produced in situ reaction. The distribution of pyrolysis products varies greatly with the addition of WS@5 Fe catalyst. During catalyst cycle process, both the char and heavy oil yield decreases significantly from 27.34% and 6.73% to 20.41% and 4.12%, respectively. This work also focuses on the carbon deposition of the WS@5 Fe catalyst used in the second step. The amount of coke on quartz tube wall (coke 1) decrease with increasing the temperature, and the surface carbon of the catalyst (coke 2) is found. Deactivated catalyst samples are recovered. The results present that the deactivation is attributed to the wrapping and covering of Fe by coke. There are reactions such as the coke deposition, the coke consumption, and the gasification reaction of char.
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