Coal Tar vs Biomass Tar: Difference between revisions
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*Also dig for analysis on content, and volume, of tar from various systems (gassification, combustion, pyrolysis, fluidized versions...) | *Also dig for analysis on content, and volume, of tar from various systems (gassification, combustion, pyrolysis, fluidized versions...) | ||
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*[https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18167012/ Sampling of Benzene in Tar Matrices From Biomass Gasification Using Two Different Solid-Phase Sorbents] | |||
*[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331741097_Problems_Related_to_Gasification_of_Biomass-Properties_of_Solid_Pollutants_in_Raw_Gas Problems Related to Gasification of Biomass—Properties of Solid Pollutants in Raw Gas] (also relevant for non-tar pollutants) | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:16, 21 June 2020
Basics
- Both can be produced intentially, or as a pollutant
- Can lead to clogging of equipment
- Have uses, but may be carcinogenic, ESPECIALLY coal tar (mainly preservation/waterproofing but SUPPOSEDLY coal tar was/is used for MEDICINE ?
- Need to see if due to minerals or benzene
- Benzene was first produced via pyrolisis of coal tar, and thus may be removed in that manner?
- Also dig for analysis on content, and volume, of tar from various systems (gassification, combustion, pyrolysis, fluidized versions...)
Papers
- Sampling of Benzene in Tar Matrices From Biomass Gasification Using Two Different Solid-Phase Sorbents
- Problems Related to Gasification of Biomass—Properties of Solid Pollutants in Raw Gas (also relevant for non-tar pollutants)