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Title Research on the Kinetics of Pyrolysis of Wood-Based Panels in Terms of Waste Management
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Authors Jaworski, T; Kajda-Szczesniak, M
Title Research on the Kinetics of Pyrolysis of Wood-Based Panels in Terms of Waste Management
Year 2019
Published Energies, 12, 19
DOI 10.3390/en12193705
Abstract Currently, there is a lot of interest in implementing the idea of a circular economy along with searching for optimal methods of waste management in terms of raw materials and energy. Waste wood-based floor panels are part of this discussion with regard to its management. The interest in this waste results from statistics and the prediction of its future quantities on the waste market. The separation and testing of individual layers of the waste floor panel was undertaken to answer the following question: Is it reasonable to mechanically separate the contaminated upper panel layer from the remaining part (which is suitable for material recycling) and subject it to thermal transformation methods? Thermogravimetric studies did not confirm the rationale of mechanical separation of layers for further management. Therefore, the use of pyrolysis was proposed as an alternative by showing the advantages of this process in the thermal transformation of the tested waste. The analyzed kinetics of this process included: mass loss, the influence of heating rate on the decomposition process, the impact of volatile parts in the substrate on the rate of mass loss, and the share of coke residue. Empirical formulas of the tested substrates in the molecular formula C-H-O-N (carbon-hydrogen-oxygen-nitrogen) were also proposed to assess its energy usefulness by entering the analyzed waste into a Van Krevelen diagram.
Author Keywords kinetics; pyrolysis; wood-based panels; Van KREVELEN systematics; TG-MS/FTIR analysis
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED)
EID WOS:000498072600116
WoS Category Energy & Fuels
Research Area Energy & Fuels
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