... the influence of their mixture fractions on the syngas components and char yield. Lab-scale semi-batch co-pyrolysis was carried out for cow and chicken manures at 900 °C with mixture fractions varying from 0 to 100%. Syngas analysis from these tests revealed the presence of synergistic enhancement of its...

...Juan Espindola; Osama M. Selim; Ryoichi S. Amano The increase in the production scale of chicken causes an increment in the produced manure. Chicken manure is considered an excellent soil amendment due to the high nitrogen and phosphorous content. However, the high production of manure exceeds...

... in terms of pyrolysis kinetics between the cow manure and chicken manure, in addition to the co-pyrolysis by mixing the two livestock at different ratios. Eight different heating rates were tested, 5–40 °C/min with 5 °C/min step, on both livestock using the nitrogen as a gas agent with a flowrate of 50 ml...

...Osama M. Selim; Mohamed S. Hussein; Ryoichi S. Amano This paper presents the study on the effect of different heating rates on the pyrolysis and gasification process of the chicken manure. The obtained results are shown by the extent of reaction, the kinetics of the reaction, and differential...