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Microwave torrefaction of leucaena to produce biochar with high fuel ratio and energy return on investment

Huang et al., 2017

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12073448258535068931
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Huang Y
Cheng P
Chiueh P
Lo S
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Energy Procedia

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In this study, microwave torrefaction of leucaena was studied to find out the potential applications and energy usage benefit of this technique. Both maximum temperature and heating rate increased with increasing microwave power level. Processing time was also an …
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