Pyrolysis Characteristics and Kinetics of Municipal Solid Waste

Pyrolysis Characteristics and Kinetics of Municipal Solid Waste
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2005
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李海英;张书廷;赵新华;Eiji;Suzuki
李海英;张书廷;赵新华;Eiji;Suzuki
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李海英;张书廷;赵新华;Eiji;Suzuki

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Based on a systemic survey, the pyrolysis characteristics and apparent kinetics of the mu- nicipal solid waste (MSW) under different conditions were researched using a special pyrolysis re- actor, which could overcome the disadvantage of thermo-gravimetric analyzer. The thermal decom- position behaviour of MSW was investigated using thermo-gravimetric ( TG ) analysis at rates of 4.8, 6.6, 8.4, 12.0 and 13.2 K/min. The pyrolysis characteristics of MSW were also studied in dif- ferent function districts. The pyrolysis of MSW is a complex reaction process and three main stages are found according to the results. The first stage represents the degradation of cellulose and hemi- cellulose, with the maximum degradation rate occuring at 150 °C—200 °C; the second stage repre- sents dehydrochlorination and depolymerization of intermediate products and the differential thermo- gravimetric ( DTG) curves have shoulder peaks at about 300 °C; the third stage is the decomposi- tion of the residual big molecular organic substance and lignin at 400 °C—600 °C. Within the range of given experimental conditions, the results of non-linear fitting algorithm and experiment are in agreement with each other and the correlation coefficients are over 0.99. The kinetic characteristics are concerned with the material component and heating rate. The activation energy of reaction de- creases with the increase of heating rate.