Pyrolysis of several kinds of biomass was carried out in a fluidized bed at atmospheric pressure using nitrogen as fluidizing gas. A chaotic neural network model was set up to study biomass pyrolysis. Three schemes of network input were applied and compared in the simulation
and the most effective one which could make sound prediction about the pyrolysis products was determined. This scheme involved experimental operation parameters
biomass proximate analysis data and chemical component analyses data. A rational explanation for the three schemes was given based on the difference of the evolution and chemical structures between biomass and coal.
Kinetic study of biomass pyrolysis based on different three-pseudocomponent models
Co-pyrolysis of waste tires and biomass under plasma condition
Simulation of process for butanone-toluene solvent recovering in dewaxing of complex oil and/or wax mixtures replaced by a pseudo-single heavy component
Process simulation of methyl acetate hydrolysis via catalytic distillation
Effect of petroleum coke on tar cracking in biomass gasification process