The feasibility of char and bio-oil production from pyrolysis of pit latrine sludge

Tom Bond; Queenie Tse; Clementine L. Chambon; Paul S. Fennell; Geoff D. Fowler; Benedict C. Krueger; Michael R. Templeton

doi:10.1039/c7ew00380c

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The feasibility of char and bio-oil production from pyrolysis of pit latrine sludge

Tom Bond Queenie Tse Clementine L. Chambon Paul S. Fennell Geoff D. Fowler Benedict C. Krueger Michael R. Templeton

Year: 2017 Journal: Environmental Science Water Research & Technology Vol: 4 (2)Pages: 253-264 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c7ew00380c

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Energy recovery from bio-oil was feasible when pit latrine sludge with a water content of ≤∼55% was the feedstock.

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Pyrolysis Char Waste management Environmental science Biochar Latrine Oil sludge Pulp and paper industry Environmental engineering Engineering Sanitation

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