| Literature DB >> 25827249 |
Kristaps Malins1, Valdis Kampars2, Janis Brinks2, Ilze Neibolte2, Raimonds Murnieks2, Ruta Kampare2.
Abstract
The present work demonstrates the influence of experimental conditions such as weight ratio of sewage sludge to water (1/0-1/15), reaction temperature (200-350°C), initial H2 pressure (2.0-11.0MPa), residence time (10-100min) and type of catalysts (Na2CO3, Raney nickel, FeSO4, MoS2) on hydro-liquefaction process of sewage sludge. High amount of water improves the hydro-liquefaction process of sewage sludge by increasing the yield of bio-oil and the total conversion. The highest yield of bio-oil (47.79 wt.%) from sewage sludge was obtained with initial H2 pressure 5.0MPa, reaction temperature 300°C, and residence time 40min. Under these experimental conditions, using weight ratio of sewage sludge to water 1/5, catalyst (FeSO4) - 5 wt.% of dry SS, mixing speed 350rpm the obtained bio-oil had the highest energy recovery (69.84%), total conversion (70.64%) and its calorific value was 35.22MJ/kg.Entities:
Keywords: Bio-oil; Sewage sludge; Thermo-chemical hydro-liquefaction; Transition metal catalysts
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Year: 2015 PMID: 25827249 DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2015.03.093
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Bioresour Technol ISSN: 0960-8524 Impact factor: 9.642