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# Reaction and recombination of the molecules, and triggering of chain reactions through free radicals | # Reaction and recombination of the molecules, and triggering of chain reactions through free radicals | ||
The pyrolysis process and the formation of products can be controlled to a certain extend via different temperature ranges and reaction times as well as by utilising reactive gases, liquids, catalysts, alternative forms of heat application (e.g. via microwaves or plasma), and a variety of [[reactor designs]]. | The pyrolysis process and the formation of products can be controlled to a certain extend via different temperature ranges and reaction times as well as by utilising reactive gases, liquids, catalysts, alternative forms of heat application (e.g. via microwaves or plasma), and a variety of [[reactor designs]]. Depending on the residence time and temperature as well as different technical reaction environments the pyrolysis can be categorised under diffferent terms as follows. | ||
=== Categorisation according residence time and temperature === | |||
* Fast pyrolysis | |||
* Intermediate pyrolysis | |||
* Slow pyrolysis (charring, torrefaction) | |||
=== Categorisation according technical reaction environment === | |||
Depending on these factors the pyrolysis technology can be divided into different categories as follows: | |||
* Catalytic cracking | |||
** One-step process | |||
** Two-step process | |||
* Hydrocracking | |||
* Thermal cracking | |||
* Thermal depolymerisation? | |||
=== Reactions === | === Reactions === |