Young heifers: 8m Sal to PS560; 7m Lim x to PS625; 8m Sim to PS555; Young steers: 7m WB x to PS850; 10m
Char to PS730; 10m Lim to PS695; 10m Hfd x to PS690.
Because the reactivity of biomass
char outclasses coke, Ueda et al.
Both the economical is great and energy utilization can be improved by using the pyrolysis
char in the process of tar catalytic pyrolysis.
The characteristic shape of the Type II isotherm curve suggests that there is a distribution of pore sizes even for
chars with a relatively small pore volume.
In addition, PA6, as a charring agent, can make the intumescent
char layer thicker and more compact.
(22) These heat-resistant components can improve the thermal stability of the coating and enhance antioxidation of the
char layer at high temperatures.
The precise location of spawning areas used by Hornaday
char have not been described, mainly because the river is inaccessible to fishers in September, when the
char spawn (Johnson, 1980).
For the
chars of thin wall, it is seen in figure 2 that the determination coefficient increased from 0.54 to 0.82 when coal rank is included in the model.
The yield of pine
chars produced under the controlled thermal treatment condition in this study was significantly affected by the heating rate.
The experiments were conceived so that the
chars from lignite and admixtures without magnetite and with magnetite were prepared first in a rotary kiln.
Char women: The women who lived in
char areas are called
char women.