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Effect of different biomass species and pyrolysis temperatures on heavy metal adsorption, stability and economy of biochar
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NSTL
Elsevier
? 2022Biochar has great potential for the remediation of heavy metal pollution, but the adsorption instability and high cost of long-term soil remediation limit its industrial application. In this study, three common agricultural wastes were used to prepare biochar at temperatures ranging from 300° to 600°C and the correlative mechanisms among the preparation process, physicochemical characteristics, cost, adsorption properties, and stability of biochar were systematically studied. The results illustrated that with increasing pyrolysis temperature, the biochar yield decreased, whereas the stability and adsorption capacity increased. Economic analyses showed that biochar prepared from rice husks at 500 °C had the highest economic value (292.73 mg/$ for Pb2+, 84.29 mg/$ for Cu2+). In addition, biochar prepared using rice husk had the highest adsorption stability due to the dominance of complexation and ion exchange. The comprehensive analysis conducted in this study provides an evaluation of the biochar preparation process and its industrial applications.
Biochar stabilityBiomass speciesEnergy and economy analysesHeavy metalsPyrolysis temperature
Liao W.、Zhang X.、Ke S.、Shao J.、Yang H.、Zhang S.、Chen H.
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State Key Laboratory of Coal Combustion School of Energy and Power Engineering Huazhong University of Science and Technology
NSTL
Elsevier
