Biotar ironmaking using wooden biomass and nanoporous iron ore
Biotar ironmaking using wooden biomass and nanoporous iron ore
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DOI:
10.1021/ef800967h
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发表时间:
2009-02
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5.3
通讯作者:
Yuichi Hata;H. Purwanto;S. Hosokai;J. Hayashi;Y. Kashiwaya;T. Akiyama
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Yuichi Hata;H. Purwanto;S. Hosokai;J. Hayashi;Y. Kashiwaya;T. Akiyama
This paper describes fundamental experiments of a new biomass ironmaking that employs low-grade iron ore and woody biomass for promoting the direct reduction, FeO + C = Fe + CO, in which dehydrated, porous limonite iron ore was filled with carbon deposited from the biomass tar, biotar. In our experiments, three types of iron ores containing different amounts of combined water (CW; 1.6, 3.8, and 9.0 mass %) were first dehydrated at 450 °C to make them porous and then heated with pine tree biomass at 500−600 °C for the gasification and the tar vapor generated was decomposed to deposit carbon within/on the porous ores. The dehydration treatment made the iron ores porous by removing CW and significantly increased their Brunauer−Emmett−Teller (BET) specific surface areas and porosities. In the second treatment of biomass gasification and decomposition of tar vapor, the biomass was changed into char, tar vapor, and reducing gas; the biotar was decomposed and carbonized within the porous ores. Interestingly, the...