Co-Hydrothermal gasification of Chlorella vulgaris and hydrochar: The effects of waste-to-solid biofuel production and blending concentration on biogas generation

Volume: 302, Pages: 122793 - 122793
Published: Apr 1, 2020
Abstract
This study investigates enhanced biogas production via co-Hydrothermal gasification (co–HTG) of wet Chlorella vulgaris biomass and hydrochar (HC). Hydrothermal carbonization was applied to valorize struvite containing waste microalgae stream into solid bio-fuel with improved combustion properties. The effects of HC quality and mixing ratio are investigated on biogas yield, composition and carbon conversion ratio. The results show that the...
Paper Details
Title
Co-Hydrothermal gasification of Chlorella vulgaris and hydrochar: The effects of waste-to-solid biofuel production and blending concentration on biogas generation
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Volume
302
Pages
122793 - 122793
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