Experimental Investigation on Structure and CO2 Gasification Characteristics of Leather Waste Char[J]. 2015, 49(6): 138-144. DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201506022.
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Experimental Investigation on Structure and CO2 Gasification Characteristics of Leather Waste Char[J]. 2015, 49(6): 138-144. DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201506022.DOI:
Experimental Investigation on Structure and CO2 Gasification Characteristics of Leather Waste Char
thermo gravimetric and X-ray diffraction methods are used to study the characteristics of pore structure
gasification characteristics
and carbon microcrystalline structure of leather waste(LW)chars. The results show that the pore structure of LW char is very complicated
and its total pore volume and BET specific surface area are 7 times and 19.4 times those of Xilinhaote(XIL)lignite char
respectively. The carbon microcrystalline structure of LW char is highly ordered
and the degree of graphitization is as high as 98.26% for LW char. The initial gasification temperature is about 921 ℃ in the process of LW charring in CO
2
atmosphere. Heating rate is o
ne of the major factors of LW char gasification. The average apparent activation energy decreases as the heating rate increases. The gasification reactivity of LW char is lower than that of XIL lignite char. The highly ordered crystallite structure results in the low reactivity of gasification although the LW char has a high porosity and specific surface area. The gasification reactivity of LW char can be improved by adding XIL lignite char.
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