Published September 4, 1995 | Version v1
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Charcoal from less valuable vegetable materials

  • 1. Katedra chemickej technologie dreva, celulozy a papiera, Chemickotechnologicka fakulta STU, 81237 Bratislava (Slovakia)
  • 2. EKOMONTI, Slezska 4767, 76005 Zlin (Czech Republic)

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The aim of this paper was determination of optimal conditions for the preparation of charcoal from less valuable vegetable materials. As non-traditional materials the stone of plum was selected. Obtained result on the real production unit were verified. The influence of the reaction conditions (temperature, time of pyrolysis, presence of oxygen) on the quality of the charcoal and its yields were studied. The pyrolysis products (more than 100 products) were analysed by gas chromatography and mass spectrometry, more than 60 products were identified. Environmental impact of the production of charcoal from stone of plum was evaluated

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Additional titles

Original title (Slovak)
Drevne uhlie z menej hodnotnych rastlinnych surovin

Publishing Information

Publisher
Slovak Technical University Publishing House
Imprint Place
Bratislava (Slovakia)
Imprint Title
Almanac of the contributions of the 49. meeting of the chemical societies. Selected papers from Vol. 1,2,3
Imprint Pagination
75 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 122-123
Report number
INIS-SK--99-024

Conference

Title
49. Meeting of the Chemical Societies
Original Conference Title
49. Zjazd chemickych spolocnosti
Acronym
ZCHS'95
Dates
4-7 Sep 1995
Place
Bratislava (Slovakia)

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Notes
2 refs.; Translation to english is available from Omega Info, Vysehradska 33, SK84215 Bratislava, Slovak Republic, e-mail: kuruc at fns.uniba.sk Imprint:49. Zjazd chemickych spolocnosti: Zbornik prispevkov, Diel 1, 2, 3