Studies on thermokinetic of Chlorella pyrenoidosa devolatilization via different models.

Bioresour Technol

School of Environmental Science & Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430074, China. Electronic address:

Published: November 2017

The thermokinetics of Chlorella pyrenoidosa (CP) devolatilization were investigated based on iso-conversional model and different distributed activation energy models (DAEM). Iso-conversional process result showed that CP devolatilization roughly followed a single-step with mechanism function of f(α)=(1-α), and kinetic parameters pair of E=180.5kJ/mol and A=1.5E+13s. Logistic distribution was the most suitable activation energy distribution function for CP devolatilization. Although reaction order n=3.3 was in accordance with iso-conversional process, Logistic DAEM could not detail the weight loss features since it presented as single-step reaction. The un-uniform feature of activation energy distribution in Miura-Maki DAEM, and weight fraction distribution in discrete DAEM reflected weight loss features. Due to the un-uniform distribution of activation and weight fraction, Miura-Maki DAEM and discreted DAEM could describe weight loss features.

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