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Description	The content of inorganic component – ash in biomass forms the principal limiting factor of further utilization of pyrolytic carbon. The content of ash depends on the nature of input materials. The wrong sorted biodegradable municipal waste can contain up to 50 % of inorganic component from which soil particles (quartz, plagioclase, muscovite, calcite) form approximately 30 %. The pyrolytic products of waste can be used as a source of energy, however pyrolytical carbon can concentrate non-desirable elements: sulphur, chlorine and heavy metals with exception of copper and cadmium. The sample of municipal waste for pyrolysis contained 14.3 wt % of ash which was concentrated up to 40 – 46% in dependence of moisture of pyrolyzed material. The ash content in pyrolytic carbon is increasing with increasing moisture of municipal waste approximately by 1 % per 10 % moisture. On the contrary, content of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen decrease with increasing moisture of municipal waste. The content of inorganic component – ash in biomass forms the principal limiting factor of further utilization of pyrolytic carbon. The content of ash depends on the nature of input materials. The wrong sorted biodegradable municipal waste can contain up to 50 % of inorganic component from which soil particles (quartz, plagioclase, muscovite, calcite) form approximately 30 %. The pyrolytic products of waste can be used as a source of energy, however pyrolytical carbon can concentrate non-desirable elements: sulphur, chlorine and heavy metals with exception of copper and cadmium. The sample of municipal waste for pyrolysis contained 14.3 wt % of ash which was concentrated up to 40 – 46% in dependence of moisture of pyrolyzed material. The ash content in pyrolytic carbon is increasing with increasing moisture of municipal waste approximately by 1 % per 10 % moisture. On the contrary, content of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen decrease with increasing moisture of municipal waste. (en)
Title	The possibility of utilization of carbon black from pyrolysis of municipal waste The possibility of utilization of carbon black from pyrolysis of municipal waste (en)
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http://linked.open.../riv/klicovaSlova	pyrylytic carbon; calorific value; pyrolysis; municipal waste (en)
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http://linked.open...i/riv/nazevZdroje	28th annual international Pittsburgh coal conference 2011 : Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA 12-15 September 2011
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