Sentence examples for formation of tar from inspiring English sources
The carbon balance cannot be reached duo to the formation of tar and char.
The aforementioned chemicals are dehydrating agents, which greatly affect the pyrolytic decomposition and inhibit the formation of tar.
Taken together, these results suggest that CTDK-I transcription elongation functions may be critical for the formation of TAR complexes.
The gasifier has been designed with the objective to provide pyrolysis and gasification conditions yielding high carbon conversion into syngas and suppressing the formation of tars and gaseous hydrocarbons.
Higher yields of hydroxylated product are possible over Fe-zeolites prepared by hydrothermal synthesis, with para-cresol being the predominant oxygenate formed, though the formation of tars and polycondensed aromatic hydrocarbons retards catalytic activity over time.
The model takes into account formation of chars, tars and gases through mechanisms including both primary reactions of the virgin biomass degradation and secondary reactions of the primary tar.
The operating parameters such as temperature, gasifying agent, equivalence ratio, residence time, etc. play an important role in formation and decomposition of tar.
Considering the process and conditions of tar formation, an external flue gas pyrolysis system for rice husk tar pyrolysis was designed.
Solomon and King, Squire et al. (1984 , 1986 made researches on coal pyrolysis property and indicated that the temperature of tar formation for bituminous coal and sub-bituminous coal was higher than for the lignite coal.
The dynamics, particle heating, reaction of the biomass phase, char formation, elutriation, and spatial distribution of tar and gas inside the reactor are investigated.
Based on the existing catalytic cracking mechanism, we obtained the staged catalytic pyrolysis have a more pronounced catalytic cracking effect on heavy components compared with the co-pyrolysis of physical mixture, which enables the formation of light oil, naphthalene oil, tar with the lower oxygen content and higher benzene.
