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Investigation of the Effects of Hygienization and Moisture Content of Sewage Sludge on Pyrolysis Products

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The effects of hygienization and moisture content on pyrolysis of sewage sludge obtained from wastewater treatment plants were examined in this study. The sewage sludge samples with CaO, without CaO, dry and wet (70 wt.% moisture) were used. The pyrolysis experiments were conducted in two reactor setups at 750 °C and 850 °C. The effect of pyrolysis temperature, heating rate on the gaseous pyrolysis products as well as thermal behavior of sewage sludge were investigated. The CaO addition increased the total yield of pyrolysis gaseous products, whereas moisture significantly increased CO₂ production as well as CO and CH₄.

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Adela Hlavsová*, Agnieszka Corsaro, Helena Raclavská

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Calcite, Moisture, Pyrolysis, Sewage Sludge

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