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Conversion of Biomass to Hydrocarbon-rich Bio-oil via Microwave-assisted Catalytic Pyrolysis: A Review

Conversion of Biomass to Hydrocarbon-rich Bio-oil via Microwave-assisted Catalytic Pyrolysis: A Review
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摘要 The method for pyrolysis of biomass to manufacture hydrocarbon-rich fuel remains challenging in terms of conversion of multifunctional biomass with high oxygen content and low thermal stability into a high-quality compound, featuring high content of hydrocarbons, low oxygen content, few functional groups, and high thermal stability. This study offers a promising prospect to derive hydrocarbon-rich oil through microwave-assisted fast catalytic pyrolysis by improving the effective hydrogen to carbon ratio(H/Ceff) of the raw materials. The proposed technique can promote the production of high-quality bio-oil through the molecular sieve catalyzed reduction of oxygenated compounds and mutagenic polyaromatic hydrocarbons. This work aims to review and summarize the research progress on microwave copyrolysis and microwave catalytic copyrolysis to demonstrate their benefits on enhancement of bio-oils derived from the biomass. This review focuses on the potential of optimizing the H/Ceff ratio, the microwave absorbent, and the HZSM-5 catalyst during the microwave copyrolysis to produce the valuable liquid fuel. This paper also proposes future directions for the use of this technique to obtain high yields of bio-oils. The method for pyrolysis of biomass to manufacture hydrocarbon-rich fuel remains challenging in terms of conversion of multifunctional biomass with high oxygen content and low thermal stability into a high-quality compound, featuring high content of hydrocarbons, low oxygen content, few functional groups, and high thermal stability. This study offers a promising prospect to derive hydrocarbon-rich oil through microwave-assisted fast catalytic pyrolysis by improving the effective hydrogen to carbon ratio (H/Ceff) of the raw materials. The proposed technique can promote the production of high-quality bio-oil through the molecular sieve catalyzed reduction of oxygenated compounds and mutagenic polyaromatic hydrocarbons. This work aims to review- and summarize the research progress on microwave copyrolysis and microwave catalytic copyrolysis to demonstrate their benefits on enhancement of bio-oils derived from the biomass. This review focuses on the potential of optimizing the H/Ceff ratio, the microwave absorbent, and the HZSM-5 catalyst during the microwave copyrolysis to produce the valuable liquid fuel. This paper also proposes future directions for the use of this technique to obtain high yields of bio-oils.
出处 《China Petroleum Processing & Petrochemical Technology》 SCIE CAS 2018年第3期7-16,共10页 中国炼油与石油化工(英文版)
基金 the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 21766019, 21466022) the Key Research and Development Program of Jiangxi Province(20171BBF60023) the International Science&Technology Cooperation Project of China(2015DFA60170-4) the Science and Technology Research Project of Jiangxi Province Education Department(No.GJJ150213) the Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of New and Renewable Energy Research and Development Program (No. Y707sb1001)”
关键词 微波吸收剂 催化热分解 生物资源 简历 评论 催化剂生产 HZSM-5 biomass microwave pyrolysis H/Ceff microwave absorbent HZSM-5 catalyst hydrocarbon-rich bio-oil
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