Sustainability · 2022 · 34 citations · 58 references
EngineeringChemical EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringReaction EngineeringSolid Waste ManagementWaste ManagementSludge DisposalSludge HandlingSludge ManagementSludge Resource RecoverySludge TreatmentWaste TreatmentEnergy ConsumptionEnergy Recovery From SludgePyrolysisPyrolysis KineticsSludge CharacterizationSludge PyrolysisSludge ReductionTechnological Maturity
With the development of society and industry, the treatment and disposal of sludge have become a challenge for environmental protection. Co-pyrolysis is considered a sustainable technology to optimize the pyrolysis process and improve the quality and performance of pyrolysis products. Researchers have investigated the sludge co-pyrolysis process of sludge with other wastes, such as biomass, coal, and domestic waste, in laboratories. Co-pyrolysis technology has reduced pyrolysis energy consumption and improved the range and quality of pyrolysis product applications. In this paper, the various types of sludge and the factors influencing co-pyrolysis technology have been classified and summarized. Simultaneously, some reported studies have been conducted to investigate the co-pyrolysis characteristics of sludge with other wastes, such as biomass, coal, and domestic waste. In addition, the research on and development of sludge co-pyrolysis are expected to provide theoretical support for the development of sludge co-pyrolysis technology. However, the technological maturity of sludge pyrolysis and co-pyrolysis is far and needs further study to achieve industrial applications.
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