Modeling the impact of shrinkage on the pyrolysis of dry biomass

By Mathew J. Hagge, K. Bryden. 2002

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. A. Anca-Couce
2. Xue-Song Bai
3. N. Zobel
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Citations in the corpus

• A Comprehensive Mathematical Model for Biomass Combustion (2014, background): “Hagge and Bryden (2002) studied the effect of shrinkage on the pyrolysis behavior of a large range of particle sizes.”
• The state‐of‐the‐art in pyrolysis modelling of lignocellulosic solid fuels (2006, unknown): “water mass and partly because of rearrangements of chemical bonds and coalescence of graphite nuclei within the solid structure [49].”
• Numerical analysis of a biomass pyrolysis particle model: Solution method optimized for the coupling to reactor models (2012, methodology): “There are mainly two usual ways to describe it: The three-parameter 149 model, presented by Di Blasi [42], and the one-parameter model, presented by Hagge and Bryden [43].”