Thermochemical Conversion Pathways for Distributed Biochar Production
This investigation explores pyrolysis, torrefaction, and hydrothermal carbonization technologies applied to heterogeneous agricultural residues at varying temperatures and residence times. The research generates predictive models linking feedstock characteristics and operating conditions to biochar properties, carbon sequestration potential, and soil amendment efficacy.
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