Carbonisation of oil palm empty fruit bunches - A preliminary study.

dc.creator	Lim, K.I
dc.creator	Chie, Y.L.
dc.creator	Chua, S.C.
dc.description	Empty fruit bunches from oil palm trees were carbonised at different terminal temperatures ranging from 450C to 750c. When the gaseous emissions produced during the carbonisation process were collected and condensed, it was found that the condensate contained both a solid tar-like fraction and a dark coloured acidic liquid fraction. The quality of the charcoal produced, which was found to be somewhat dependent on the terminal carbonisation temperature is of medium grade. Even so it is believed that the be useful for specific purposes.
dc.description	Empty fruit bunches from oil palm trees were carbonised at different terminal temperatures ranging from 450C to 750c. When the gaseous emissions produced during the carbonisation process were collected and condensed, it was found that the condensate contained both a solid tar-like fraction and a dark coloured acidic liquid fraction. The quality of the charcoal produced, which was found to be somewhat dependent on the terminal carbonisation temperature is of medium grade. Even so it is believed that the be useful for specific purposes.
dc.identifier.url	https://catalogo.fedepalma.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=25548
dc.language	d
dc.relation
dc.subject	Biomasa
dc.subject	Carbón vegetal.
dc.subject	Raquis
dc.subject	Tusas
dc.subject	Palma de aceite
dc.title	Carbonisation of oil palm empty fruit bunches - A preliminary study.
dc.type	text

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