Co-pyrolysis of pine cone with synthetic polymers

By M. Brebu, S. Ucar, C. Vasile, J. Yanık. 2010

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Hydrogen production from biomass and plastic mixtures by pyrolysis-gasification (2014, methodology): “An explanation is the lower stability of biomass compared to plastics, which affects the radical degradation mechanism by promoting the degradation of polymers [22].”
Co-pyrolysis of wood and plastics: Influence of plastic type and content on product yield, gas composition and quality (2018, background): “Thus, the oil yield from PS/PW co-pyrolysis increases with PS content, which follows a similar trend reported in literature for co-pyrolysis with other biomass types at temperatures of roughly 400 ° C [3,21 – 23]. for However, in Fig.”