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Revista Virtual de Química | 2017

Briquetes de Bagaço de Cana-de-Açúcar e Pó de Lixa de Eucalyptus spp: Caracterização e Equilíbrio Higroscópico

Lívia Lanzi Aló; Paula Ayumi Konishi; Gabriela Bertoni Belini; Juliette Pereira da Silva; Mariana Provedel Martins; Gabriela Tami Nakashima; José Cláudio Caraschi; Fábio Minoru Yamaji

Univ Fed Sao Carlos, Dept Ciencias Ambientais, Rodovia Joao Leme dos Santos,Km 110,SP 264, Sorocaba, SP, Brazil


Revista Virtual de Química | 2016

Caracterização Química de Resíduos de Eucalyptus sp. de Floresta de Curta Rotação para a Produção de Bioenergia

Camila Macedo Teixeira; Mariana Provedel Martins; Hiroyuki Yamamoto; Walbert Chrisostomo; Fábio Minoru Yamaji

The use of biomass resources to generate energy has been growing as renewable alternative, foremost because of their promising properties. Nowadays, one of the newest alternative resources under study is the biomass from short-rotation forests. However, such process lacks development to be used in commercial scale in Brazil, despite its positive perspectives. The aim of the present study is to chemically characterize Eucalyptus sp. residues, in order to find their applicability potential as sustainable fuel. The material was collected in short-rotation forests in Taiobeiras, Minas Gerais State. Two treatments were tested, namely: residues collected in the harvester (T1) and 40-day-dried soil residues (T2). Firstly, the volatile matter and the ash content were analyzed in triplicate to determine the fixed carbon content. The results were 1.35%, 79.35% and 19.3%, in T1; and 1.30%, 80.60% and 19.2%, in T2, respectively. The extractive levels were 15.88%, in T1; and 12.37%, in T2. The lignin values reached 17.12% and 20%, in T1 and T2, respectively. The holocellulose and ?-cellulose levels were recorded and the hemicellulose level was found using the difference between the holocellulose and ?-cellulose values. The holocellulose reached 65.94%, in T1; and 61.34%, in T2; whereas the ?-cellulose presented values such as 40.64%, in T1; and 36.22%, in T2. Therefore, the hemicellulose content was 25.30% and 25.12%, in T1 and T2, respectively. Lastly, the calorific power levels were 18132.5 J/g and 18175.0 J/g, in T1 and T2, results that may be related to the chemical composition of short rotation timber.


Revista Virtual de Química | 2016

Caracterização Físico-Química da Biomassa de Leucaena leucocephala para Produção de Combustível Sólido

Ana Larissa Santiago Hansted; Gabriela Tami Nakashima; Mariana Provedel Martins; Fábio Minoru Yamaji

The use of biomass as raw material in renewable energy production has been studied as alternative source to fossil fuels. The aim of the current study is to physicochemically feature the biomass of Leucaena leucocephala (leucaena) tree species in order to produce briquettes. Leucaena wood treated with three moisture levels - T1 (10%), T2 (12%) and T3 (15%) – was used to produce briquettes. The study was divided in the following stages: analyzing the grinding material and the lignin and cellulose particle size distribution, chemical analysis, calorific value determination, briquetting and mechanical testing. The results were statistically analyzed through ANOVA and Tukey tests. The species showed satisfactory performance in the following assessed aspects: lignin content (22.61%), ash content (2.15%), and calorific value (4442.29 kcal.kg -1 ). As for the influence of the moisture content, the best results were found in treatment T2 (12%), wherein the mean maximum force was 51.22 kgf, the maximum strain was 0.41 MPa, and friability was 4.07%. It was shown that the moisture content changes briquettes’ stability and strength. The species showed satisfactory features regarding the purpose suggested for all treatments, as well as potential to be used in bioenergy production.


Revista Arvore | 2016

Production and evaluation of charcoal fines briquettes compressed with cellulosic waste from paper and pulp industry.

Mariana Provedel Martins; Elizabeth Lemos Benício; Ananias Francisco Dias Júnior; Rodrigo Braga de Almeida; Alexandre Monteiro de Carvalho; Fábio Minoru Yamaji

Este trabalho teve por objetivo avaliar briquetes produzidos a partir de finos de carvao vegetal compactados com residuo celulosico gerado na decantacao dos efluentes da industria de papel e celulose. Foram realizados os seguintes tratamentos: briquetes produzidos com fino de carvao vegetal e residuo celulosico nas proporcoes de 25% (T1), 30% (T2), 35% (T3), 40% (T4) e 45% (T5) e briquetes produzidos com finos de carvao vegetal com 10% de amido e residuo celulosico nas proporcoes de 0% (T6), 5% (T7), 10% (T8), 15% (T9), 20% (T10) e 25% (T11). A caracterizacao dos briquetes foi realizada por meio de ensaios de analise quimica imediata, determinacao do poder calorifico superior, densidade aparente e avaliacao da resistencia mecânica apos a secagem dos briquetes em estufa ou ao ar livre. Observou-se que os briquetes com residuo celulosico e amido em sua composicao apresentaram maior densidade e resistencia mecânica a compressao, concluindo-se, assim, que a presenca do amido favoreceu a compactacao e estabilidade dos briquetes. Observou-se, tambem, que o processo de secagem em estufa prejudicou a qualidade dos briquetes, de modo que a secagem ao ar livre forneceu briquetes mais resistentes e estaveis.


Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis | 2017

Enhanced capacitive deionization desalination provided by chemical activation of sugar cane bagasse fly ash electrodes

Julio J. Lado; Rafael L. Zornitta; Felipe A. Calvi; Mariana Provedel Martins; Marc A. Anderson; Francisco G. E. Nogueira; Luís A.M. Ruotolo


Fuel | 2016

Comparative analyses of fast growing species in different moisture content for high quality solid fuel production

Ana Larissa Santiago Hansted; Gabriela Tami Nakashima; Mariana Provedel Martins; Hiroyuki Yamamoto; Fábio Minoru Yamaji


Industrial Crops and Products | 2017

Sugarcane trash for energy purposes: Storage time and particle size can improve the quality of biomass for fuel?

Gabriela Tami Nakashima; Mariana Provedel Martins; Ana Larissa Santiago Hansted; Hiroyuki Yamamoto; Fábio Minoru Yamaji


FLORESTA | 2014

USE OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE AND CANDEIA WASTE FOR SOLID BIOFUELS PRODUCTION

Daniel Sielawa Brasil; Mariana Provedel Martins; Gabriela Tami Nakashima; Fábio Minoru Yamaji


Revista Virtual de Química | 2017

Briquetes de bagaço de cana-de-açúcar e pó de lixa: caracterização e equilíbrio higroscópico

Lívia Lanzi Aló; Paula Ayumi Konishi; Gabriela Bertoni Belini; Juliette Pereira da Silva; Mariana Provedel Martins; Gabriela Tami Nakashima; José Cláudio Caraschi; Fábio Minoru Yamaji


Anais do Congresso Brasileiro de Ciência e Tecnologia da Madeira 2013 | 2014

ANÁLISE COMPARATIVA ENTRE DIFERENTES GRANULOMETRIAS DE ACÍCULA DE PINUS TAEDA

Camila Macedo Teixeira; Mariana Provedel Martins; Fábio Minoru Yamaji; Diego Aleixo da Silva

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Fábio Minoru Yamaji

Federal University of São Carlos

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Gabriela Tami Nakashima

Federal University of São Carlos

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Camila Macedo Teixeira

Federal University of São Carlos

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Gabriela Bertoni Belini

Federal University of São Carlos

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Juliette Pereira da Silva

Federal University of São Carlos

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Lívia Lanzi Aló

Federal University of São Carlos

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Paula Ayumi Konishi

Federal University of São Carlos

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Alexandre Monteiro de Carvalho

Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro

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