Activated carbon can be produced from virtually any carbonaceous precursor, both naturally
occurring and synthetic. Process economics normally depend on the availability and …

Biochar, a byproduct obtained from valorization of waste biomass, is utilized in
environmental management to restore or improve soil functions where it alters chemical …

There is increasing demand in environmental remediation and other sectors for specialized
sorbents made from renewable materials rather than hard coals and minerals. The …

Uncontrolled open burning of unwanted rapeseed stems is often performed in China,
resulting in resource wastage and substantial air pollution. The pyrolysis of rapeseed stem …

The valorization of Meat and Bone Meal material through the pyrolysis process was
investigated. Evolved gases were quantitatively analysed and the energy potential was …

Despite the recent interest in biochars as soil amendments for improving soil quality and
increasing soil carbon sequestration, there is inadequate knowledge on the soil amendment …

Transforming biosolids into biochar, through pyrolysis, could result in more sustainable
waste management. Influence of pyrolysis conditions (temperature, heating rate and …

Research on biochar is in current trend due to its vast applicability in various fields and has
garnered everyone's attention due to its unique physicochemical properties and surface …

Agro-industrial waste disposal is becoming a key issue as a consequence of the increasing
number of by-products generated. Within this context, this work proposes an integral …

Biochar, derived from the pyrolysis of biomass, has received great attention in literature for
many applications. Owing to its high specific surface area and surface chemistry, the use of …