Study of hydrothermally lignite and rice husk blend: Thermogravimetric analysis

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Abstract

The increased realization in greenhouse emission has encouraged to grow new technologies to accommodate the confinement and seizure of CO2. Keeping this situation, the thermal behaviour of lignite, Rice husk, besides their mergers throughout pyrolysis and combustion procedures, was examined in the study for their possible usage as a sustainable and substitute energy resource. The experiments were done in a thermo-gravimetric analyser at a heating rate of 40 C/min and range from standard room-temp up to 950C. These blends presented diverse ignition as well as combustion actions dependent on the proportion of rice husk and atmosphere (Oxy-fuel or Nitrogen). These investigational outcomes support to describe as well as expect the performance of lignite and rice husk blends in real applications.

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Mehdi, M., & Siddiqi, M. H. (2020). Study of hydrothermally lignite and rice husk blend: Thermogravimetric analysis. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 738). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/738/1/012022

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