Biochar is a valuable product from thermochemical energy conversion technologies. Its
yield, and properties vary vastly with the type of feedstock, technology and operating …

Biochar refers to the carbonaceous black solid residue product obtained from the
thermochemical decomposition of waste biomass typically under oxygen-limited …

Biomass is a green energy source and is available in abundance. Biochar is a carbon-rich
material derived from a wide range of biomass or organic waste through the thermochemical …

There has been an increased interest in the production of sustainable biochar in the past
years, as biochar shows versatile physicochemical properties and, can have a wide …

Biochar is highly valuable in various applications due to its unique physicochemical
properties such as high thermal efficiency, high surface area, surface functional groups, and …

The efficient and sustainable disposal or value addition of waste plastic has of major
importance. Recent studies on the char produced via pyrolysis have demonstrated that it is a …

Under the circumstances of serious environmental challenges and energy crises, it is of
utmost importance to produce fuels and chemicals from renewable biomass and organic …

Manufacturing biochar for energy and high-tech applications requires a specific set of
physicochemical parameters based on relationships between initial pyrolytic conditions and …

Biochar is a solid material that contains a lot of carbon and is created by heating biomass in
an environment where there is little or no oxygen. It has become clear that biochar holds …

Charcoal has found enormous application in both agriculture (AKA biochar) and other
sectors. Despite its potential benefits, small scale technologies relevant for its production …