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Food name Side stream Component group Component Value Unit Description Reference
Olive Char from olive husks Waste compounds Heating value, high 28.71 MJ/kg Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sugar beet Sugar beet Waste compounds Heating value, high 17.7 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Olive Char from olive pits Waste compounds Heating value, high 31.73 MJ/kg Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Cabbage Abyssinian cabbage Waste compounds Heating value, high 17.13 MJ/kg Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Olive Olive husk Waste compounds Heating value, high 20.9 MJ/kg Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Nuts, unspecified Nut shells Waste compounds Heating value, high 17.49 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Olive Olive pits Waste compounds Heating value, high 18.1 MJ/kg S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Nuts, unspecified Nut shells Waste compounds Heating value, high 16.14 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Millet Millet husk Waste compounds Heating value, high 17.4 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Coconut Coconut shell Waste compounds Heating value, high 18.2 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2