Process information
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| Location | CN |
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| Use advice for data set | When using this data set for Life Cycle Assessment, users should account for any emissions or energy consumption associated with the pyrolysis process. Consideration should also be given to any possible byproducts and their respective treatment or utilization. Ensure that all calculations are based on the functional unit of 1 ton of sludge with 80% moisture content. It is recommended to also consider the technological applicability of the given process in terms of scale, geographical location, and regulatory compliance. |
| Technical purpose of product or process | The described process is used for the treatment and disposal of municipal wet sludge with 80% moisture content through pyrolysis at a temperature of 650℃. The process applies to the conversion of 1 ton of high-moisture sludge into usable byproducts or for waste reduction purposes, potentially suitable for urban waste management facilities. |
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| General comment on data set | Through experiments, the relevant data of the sludge pyrolysis treatment process under different working conditions are collected and distributed, and the input and output of materials and energy in each process are quantified, and the environmental pollutant emissions are quantified. |
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| Functional Unit | 1 t of sludge is selected as the functional unit, the moisture content of wet sludge is 80%. |
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| Technology description including background system | The rated power of the tube furnace in the pyrolysis link is 4 kW, the no-load power is 1.4 kW, nitrogen is introduced for 2~3 minutes before the reaction to ensure an oxygen-free environment, the nitrogen flow rate is 30 ml/min, the heating rate of the tube furnace is 80 °C/min, and the final temperature of pyrolysis is maintained for 10min. |
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