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Effects of inherent minerals on oily sludge pyrolysis: Kinetics, products, and secondary pollutants

Li et al., 2022

Document ID
17664060290258280709
Author
Li J
Zheng F
Li Q
Farooq M
Lin F
Yuan D
Yan B
Song Y
Chen G
Publication year
Publication venue
Chemical Engineering Journal

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Considerable inherent minerals in oily sludge (OS) caused intricate effects on OS pyrolysis behaviors. This work investigated the effects of individual mineral on pyrolytic products and secondary pollutants by pyrolysis of artificial OS, which was prepared by assembling pure …
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