Feasibility of advancing the production of bio-jet fuel via microwave reactor under low reaction temperature
- Publisher:
- Elsevier
- Publication Type:
- Journal Article
- Citation:
- Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis, 2022, 168, pp. 105772
- Issue Date:
- 2022-11-01
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Catalytic reduction of oxygen-containing compounds in palm kernel oil has been studied under H2-free atmosphere condition using microwave system approach over Raney nickel and magnetite activated carbon-based catalysts. The role of porous structure and active O-containing groups of magnetite activated carbon (FeMo/ACB) catalyst during deoxygenation (DO) at 250 °C was investigated. Activated carbon catalysts, obtained from bamboo-derived biochar activation at 800 °C with KOH exhibited large surface area and O-containing group. With the introduction of the FeMo/ACB catalyst, the relative content of bio-jet fuel increased remarkably (∼80%) with the bio-jet fuel selectivity of ∼80%. Noted, the high DO activity also showed strong correlation with the presence of high acidic sites, high porosity and surface on the bamboo-derived carbon support, which in turn allows the active metals Fe-Mo to coat the ACB support thoroughly thus promoting a more efficient DO reaction. In addition, the FeMo/ACB catalyst showed excellent reusability over five consecutive cycles, with hydrocarbon fractions ranging from 62% to 80% and bio-jet fuel selectivity from 65% to 80% and minimum coke formation (< 2 wt%).
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