A laboratory reactor was designed to test the effect of the interference instant of HY on the pyrolysis of pubescens.The time instant for intermediate species from pyrolysis to contact HY was controlled by varying the...A laboratory reactor was designed to test the effect of the interference instant of HY on the pyrolysis of pubescens.The time instant for intermediate species from pyrolysis to contact HY was controlled by varying the position of the catalyst bed relative to the pyrolytic cell.It was found that the effect of the interference instant was significant on the variation of different intermediate species,and the yield and quality of the products.The results also showed that,with the increase in the distance between the pyrolytic cell and the catalyst bed,the yield of liquid and relative content of the organics such as aldehyde,phenols,etc.,decreased,while the yield of residue and relative content of acetic acid increased.The deoxygenation of the intermediate species was favored when the catalyst exerted its performance on them immediately after their formation.展开更多
Shrub patches often support the colonizers particularly under stressful and/or disturbed environments.The intensities of stresses and disturbances on mountains are often related to an elevation gradient and are decrea...Shrub patches often support the colonizers particularly under stressful and/or disturbed environments.The intensities of stresses and disturbances on mountains are often related to an elevation gradient and are decreased by shrub patches(canopy and litter).We aim to clarify these relationships by using shrub patches at different elevations on a volcano.We monitored all shoots in plots established inside and outside of patches of Salix reinii(Salicaceae)and their related environments,such as temperature,light,moisture and chemistry,at three elevations on Mount Koma(1131 m a.s.l.),northern Japan,from early spring in 2005 to summer in 2006.The patch structures were evaluated by area,branch density and litter thickness.The structures of shrub patches did not differ among the elevations.The patches increased the diversity of rare species,by an overall increase in plant species richness.The moisture,nitrogen and phosphate contents in the patches were higher than outside of patches.The effects of shrub patches on the cohabitants were overall positive,although the effects were negative on seedling abundance,shoot survival and flowering.These results suggest that the growth patterns of shrub patches determine the plant community structures and facilitate plant diversity.展开更多
基金Supported by the State Key Development Program for Basic Research of China(2007CB210203)the Special Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China(20050610013)
文摘A laboratory reactor was designed to test the effect of the interference instant of HY on the pyrolysis of pubescens.The time instant for intermediate species from pyrolysis to contact HY was controlled by varying the position of the catalyst bed relative to the pyrolytic cell.It was found that the effect of the interference instant was significant on the variation of different intermediate species,and the yield and quality of the products.The results also showed that,with the increase in the distance between the pyrolytic cell and the catalyst bed,the yield of liquid and relative content of the organics such as aldehyde,phenols,etc.,decreased,while the yield of residue and relative content of acetic acid increased.The deoxygenation of the intermediate species was favored when the catalyst exerted its performance on them immediately after their formation.
基金supported in part by Ministry of Education,Culture,Sports,Science and Technology of Japan and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.
文摘Shrub patches often support the colonizers particularly under stressful and/or disturbed environments.The intensities of stresses and disturbances on mountains are often related to an elevation gradient and are decreased by shrub patches(canopy and litter).We aim to clarify these relationships by using shrub patches at different elevations on a volcano.We monitored all shoots in plots established inside and outside of patches of Salix reinii(Salicaceae)and their related environments,such as temperature,light,moisture and chemistry,at three elevations on Mount Koma(1131 m a.s.l.),northern Japan,from early spring in 2005 to summer in 2006.The patch structures were evaluated by area,branch density and litter thickness.The structures of shrub patches did not differ among the elevations.The patches increased the diversity of rare species,by an overall increase in plant species richness.The moisture,nitrogen and phosphate contents in the patches were higher than outside of patches.The effects of shrub patches on the cohabitants were overall positive,although the effects were negative on seedling abundance,shoot survival and flowering.These results suggest that the growth patterns of shrub patches determine the plant community structures and facilitate plant diversity.
