Evaluation of the Feasibility of Using TCR-Derived Chars from Selected Biomass Wastes and MSW Fractions in CO2 Sequestration on Degraded and Post-Industrial Areas

Marcin Sajdak*, Artur Majewski, Francesca Di gruttola, Grzegorz Gałko, Edyta Misztal, Michał Rejdak, Andreas Hornung, Miloud Ouadi*

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Abstract

Protection of the natural environment is one of the most significant global challenges for the international community. World problems arising as a result of the incineration of fossil fuels, excessive CO2 emissions, erosion and soil degradation, as well as air pollution with the accelerating greenhouse effect and changes to the climate condition, make it necessary to take action at many levels. Environmental protection and the protection of natural resources need to follow the principles of sustainable development. Looking for alternative energy sources is appropriate but not sufficient and should be conducted in various areas since natural environmental changes are accelerating with many consequences. Therefore, there is demand for implementation of applications aimed at protecting air, and soil, preventing waste formation and combating the greenhouse effect. Therefore, the multi-directional use of various biocarbon substances for activities related to renewable energy, land reclamation, and carbon dioxide capture from the atmosphere is a promising and significant direction. This paper presents multidirectional analysis related to the use of biocarbon obtained from biomass and MSW waste.
Original languageEnglish
Article number2964
JournalEnergies
Volume16
Issue number7
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 24 Mar 2023

Keywords

  • TCR
  • char
  • thermal conversion of biomass and waste
  • CO2 sequestration

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