Study of thermal efficiency of biomass carbonizing by direct method

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In this study, we have designed a carbonization furnace comprising a combustion and a carbonization chamber. To know the performance of carbonization furnace, we calculated the thermal efficiency using direct method. Biomass that were used as a test material are rice husk and corn cob. We found that the highest temperature for 1.0 kg of wood fuel of combustion chamber and carbonization chamber are 648°C and 459°C, respectively. Each of the biomass has been carbonized three times at different average carbonization temperatures. It is found that the highest thermal efficiency was 2.82% and 4.43% for rice huks and corn cob, with carbonization temperature of 405.24°C and 399.80°C, respectively.

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Nurhilal, O., Suryaningsih, S., & Indrana, I. (2018). Study of thermal efficiency of biomass carbonizing by direct method. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1080). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1080/1/012024

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