一般廃棄物を原料とするバイオコークスの試作と特性

抄録

The manufacturing process of Bio-coke(BIC) is similar to that of Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF). The manufacturing processes mainly involve crushing, drying and solidification. Compared with RDF, BIC has higher specific gravity and maximum compressive strength, therefore it is superior in transportation, long-term storage, and safety. Therefore, in order to make BIC as biofuel from household waste RDF was crushed and BIC was constructed under various conditions of moisture and heating temperature. Then, compressive strength tests and combustion experiments were performed mass production of BIC from general waste was studied. As a result, it was found that BIC from general waste can be an alternative fuel for coal coke under the condition of a moisture content of 12% and a heating temperature of 140 ° C. Finally, group combustion velocity by general waste BIC was measured into real shaft furnace.