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*[[Ash Content and Composition of Various Biomaterials]] / [[Ash Content and Composition of Various Biomaterials]] | |||
**Useful for plotting [[Biorefinery]] flows | |||
*[[Ultra Pure Charcoal Fuel]] should have negligible ash content | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:21, 25 February 2024
Basics
- A term for the percentage (typically by mass) of material left over after all volatile and combustible matter is driven off from a material
- In the lab this is typically done with a Laboratory Kiln (Aka Muffle Furnace / Electric Muffle Furnace / Electric Kiln etc) and a specialized retort or other ceramic container
- Practically this is done with any sort of burner / Furnace / Gas Turbine or Internal Combustion Engine etc
- This is typically for determining what systems can use a fuel, or calculating Ash Handling Systems
Internal Links
- Ash Handling and Utilization
- Ash Content and Composition of Various Biomaterials / Ash Content and Composition of Various Biomaterials
- Useful for plotting Biorefinery flows
- Ultra Pure Charcoal Fuel should have negligible ash content
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Ash (analytical chemistry)
- Mentions ISO and ASTM Standard Methodologies , will be a good read for plotting an Open Source Quality Control Lab of sorts