EXTRACTION OF KARANJA OIL THROUGH PYROLYSIS AND ITS CHARCATERIZATION

Authors

  • Jaysingh Gaharwar,Arun Arora ,Santosh kumar sar

Keywords:

pyrolysis, intermediate pyrolysis, biomass, bio-oil, bio-gas, TGA, FTIR, Proximate analysis, Calorific value

Abstract

Karanja oil has been used for medical purpose in rural areas for a long time. It was also used to lightlamps. This work studies the extraction of oil from karanja seeds through pyrolysis. Proximate analysisshows the content of moisture, and volatile content. The yield of bio-oil, bio-gas and bio-char depends upon the particle size of starting material and also the temperature of pyrolysis

References

A. K. Varma, R. Shankar, P. Mondal, A review on pyrolysis of biomass and the impacts of operating conditions on product yield, quality, and upgradation, Recent advancements in biofuels and bioenergy utilization (2018) 227-259

M. Tekriwal, D. Sharma, A. Singh, Production of bio-fuel from neem oil by pyrolysis method, International archive of Applied Science and Technology, vol 6[1] 2015, 26-30

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Published

2024-08-20

How to Cite

Jaysingh Gaharwar,Arun Arora ,Santosh kumar sar. (2024). EXTRACTION OF KARANJA OIL THROUGH PYROLYSIS AND ITS CHARCATERIZATION . Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 33(08), 6092–6099. Retrieved from https://eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/3606

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