"2"^^ . . . "2013-05-15+02:00"^^ . "pyrolysis, co-pyrolysis, brown coal, rape meal"@en . . "3"^^ . . . "Proceedings of papers" . "Co-pyrolysis of brown coal and biomass mixtures and liquid proiduct treatment" . "S" . . "RIV/60461373:22320/13:43895092" . "J\u00EDlkov\u00E1, Lenka" . . . "Ciahotn\u00FD, Karel" . "67078" . "Co-pyrolysis of brown coal and biomass mixtures and liquid proiduct treatment"@en . "6"^^ . . . "Kus\u00FD, Jaroslav" . "Co-pyrolysis of brown coal and biomass mixtures and liquid proiduct treatment" . . . "Co-pyrolysis of brown coal and biomass mixtures and liquid proiduct treatment"@en . "[4C5F9045C58B]" . . . . "22320" . "Brown coal pyrolysis requires elevated temperatures to produce the liquid product that can be converted into fuel. By co-pyrolyzing brown coal with biomass, liquid product can be produced at lower temperatures. We pyrolyzed homogeneous mixtures of brown coal and biomass (rape meal) (50:50 wt. %) at 650\u00B0C to produce liquid product (organic and water parts). After analysis, the organic part was separated out of the liquid product by sedimentation and treated in an autoclave with commercial catalysts. Like those used in petroleum treatment, the catalysts used were based on Ni-Mo and Co-Mo. After the treatment, the organic liquid products possessed similar properties to petroleum before it is processed in a refinery. This suggests that these products could also be processed in refineries for conversion into fuel." . "RIV/60461373:22320/13:43895092!RIV14-MSM-22320___" . "Bratislava, Slovak republic" . "Nakladate\u013Astvo STU-Publishing House of slovak University of Technology" . "978-80-227-3934-4" . "Brown coal pyrolysis requires elevated temperatures to produce the liquid product that can be converted into fuel. By co-pyrolyzing brown coal with biomass, liquid product can be produced at lower temperatures. We pyrolyzed homogeneous mixtures of brown coal and biomass (rape meal) (50:50 wt. %) at 650\u00B0C to produce liquid product (organic and water parts). After analysis, the organic part was separated out of the liquid product by sedimentation and treated in an autoclave with commercial catalysts. Like those used in petroleum treatment, the catalysts used were based on Ni-Mo and Co-Mo. After the treatment, the organic liquid products possessed similar properties to petroleum before it is processed in a refinery. This suggests that these products could also be processed in refineries for conversion into fuel."@en . . "\u010Cast\u00E1-Papierni\u010Dka, Slovakia" . . .