作者: A. Veses , M. Aznar , M.S. Callén , R. Murillo , T. García
DOI: 10.1016/J.FUEL.2016.05.006
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摘要: The production of upgraded bio-oils by an integrated process using a mixture of calcined limestone and sand as a heat carrier with catalytic properties was experimentally studied at pilot scale. The integrated process consisted of two main steps: biomass catalytic pyrolysis in an Auger reactor for bio-oil production and char combustion in a fluidised-bed combustor for heat carrier heating and regeneration. A temperature of 450° C was fixed as an optimum value to carry out the catalytic pyrolysis step. Temperatures ranging from 700 to 800° C were …