Sentence examples for volatile yields from inspiring English sources

A high-temperature, rapid devolatilization process is used to enhance the volatile yields from the fuel and to improve the gasification efficiency.

It is shown that the measured trends of volatile yields with reactor temperature can be predicted with this simple model provided that the temperature history is known.

A total volatile yield of about 71% was achieved from each microalga.

Comparison of the predicted flavour volatile yield and process time 'maps' indicate operating zones where process intensification occurs, without changes to flavour volatile concentration.

The apparent volatile yield after the coal devolatilization under CO2 in the EFR was greater than under N2 for all the coals studied.

Coal devolatilized in N2 and CO2 atmospheres provided similar results regarding char morphology, char N2-BET surface area and volatile yield.

This work presents a procedure for scale-bridging modeling of coal devolatilization, in the presence of experimental error, that puts emphasis on the thermodynamic aspect of devolatilization, namely the final volatile yield of coal, rather than kinetics.

The volatile yield and devolatilisation rate of two coals are measured in a pressurised high temperature entrained flow reactor at up to 1600 °C and 4.0 MPa and in a wire mesh reactor.

Messenbock et al. (2000) reported the effect of pressure (1 30 bar) on total volatile yield during pyrolysis in the atmosphere.

Figure 7 represented that there is a decrease in total volatile yield as pyrolysis pressure increases which is because of deposition of secondary char over particles and volatile release inhibition at higher pressure, this fall in total volatile yield is also been measured by other researcher (Yu et al. 2007).

Tread of Messenbock et al. (2000) showed that there is a decrease in total volatile content with increasing pressure during pyrolysis, this trend is observed because of deposition of secondary char on the particles and suppression of volatile yield at higher temperature.