ZHANG Bin, HU Enzhu, LIU Tianxia, et al. Characterization of morphology, structure and composition of soot particles from biomass fuel[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (1): 441-448.
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ZHANG Bin, HU Enzhu, LIU Tianxia, et al. Characterization of morphology, structure and composition of soot particles from biomass fuel[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (1): 441-448.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20140926.
Characterization of morphology, structure and composition of soot particles from biomass fuel
Emulsified biomass fuels were prepared via micro-emulsified technology. The morphology
structure and composition of soot particles formed from combusting three kinds of micro-emulsified biomass fuel (MEBF) BS10
BS20 and BS30 in which the content of refined biomass oil were 10%(mass)
20%(mass) and 30%(mass) respectively were characterized using a series of surface analysis tools
and compared with diesel soot particles (DS). The results showed that the morphology of primary soot particles for all three kinds MEBF is spherical and their aggregates are all chain-likes. The average primary particle diameter is smaller for BS20 (32 nm) than for DS (38 nm)
BS10 (39 nm) and BS30 (37 nm)
while the graphitization degree of soot particles is higher for BS30 than for DS
BS10 and BS20. Besides
the contents of C=O and C—O—C functional groups on the surfaces of BS20 particles are higher than those of others. These phenomena possibly were ascribed to the variances of oxidization degree of fuels which involved different oxygen-rich components.