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According to Mr Radwan Alkhatib (2015) "Development of an alternative fuel from waste of used tires by pyrolysis" paper, he stated "For example if it still contains more hydrogen, that means the...
12 December 2017 8,923 8 View
During experiment, a pyrolysis reactor was constantly heated with 825 Celsius of heat for 2 hours with other parameters remained constant. How can I set in Solidworks Cosmos/ ANSYS Fluent to...
11 November 2017 4,882 2 View
My intention was to simulate the heat distribution in an empty (unloaded with feedstocks) cylindrical auger reactor when it is supplied with constant heat supply of 875Deg Celsius. What are the...
10 October 2017 8,735 2 View
As I know there are two types of residence time involved during pyrolysis, that is -solid residence time -gas/vapour residence time How are they measured?
11 November 2016 4,305 4 View
A questionnaire should not include the respondent's name for privacy purposes. So, how to carry out test retest reliability tests then? Or is there other way to test the reliability of the...
11 November 2015 617 4 View
I am interested in measuring speeding driving behaviour through the drivers' speeding intention which according to TPB it includes measuring the drivers' attitude towards speeding, perceived...
11 November 2015 3,675 4 View
Is there any article/ paper/ journal correlating driving behavior experimental analysis using instrumented vehicle with statistical studies? Thanks.
09 September 2015 2,841 2 View
Papers I read indicated allothermal = external heating and auto = internal. How to differentiate internal and external heating? In my scenario, one FBC (sand as bed material) is heated using LPG...
01 January 1970 1,232 6 View
Tire pyrolysis no doubt produces char (aka Carbon Black), oil (pyro oil) and gas (pyro gas), but what's the actual products produced during pyrolysis? Is it char, oil and gas? or Char and gas,...
01 January 1970 9,736 4 View
The pyrolyser/ pyrolysis reactor is heated to the pyrolysis temperature and feedstocks are fed into the system without purging of inert gases. What will happen? Products obtained are PHYSICALLY...
01 January 1970 6,367 6 View
I intend to calculate the thermal efficiency of my reactor in two scenarios. (1) fully heated by LPG (propane+ butane fuel) continuously (2) after heated by LPG, when pyrogas is released, pyrogas...
01 January 1970 9,692 7 View
A pilot scale reactor was built, however its capability in processing the tire chips continuously (constant feeding and expulsion) remains unknown. (1) How can I quantify such process (without any...
01 January 1970 1,229 3 View
According to Marek and Michael, the pyrogas of scrap tires comprises hydrogen, methane, ethane, butadiene, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, propane, propene, butane and other hydrocarbons. (1)What...
01 January 1970 9,526 3 View
Due to limited thermocouples installed on a pyrolysis reactor, the information shown in the attached picture is all I have. The air region acts as an insulator. Is there a way to estimate the...
01 January 1970 941 3 View
