Publications
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2022
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Lucius Tamm Barbara Thuerig Stoilko Apostolov Hugh Blogg Esmeralda Borgo Paola Elisa Corneo Susanne Fittje Michelangelo de Palma Adam Donko Catherine Experton Évelyne Alcázar Marin Ángela Morell Pérez Ilaria Pertot Anton Rasmussen Håvard Steinshamn Airi Vetemaa Helga Willer Joëlle Herforth-RahméAbstract
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Eli Knispel Rueness Kjersti Sternang Kvie Erlend Birkeland Nilsen Hugo de Boer Katrine Eldegard Kjetil Hindar Lars Robert Hole Johanna Järnegren Kyrre Linné Kausrud Inger Elisabeth Måren Anders Nielsen Eva Bonsak Thorstad Gaute VelleAbstract
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Mladen Ognjenović Ivan Seletković Nenad Potočić Mia Marušić Melita Perčec Tadić Mathieu Jonard Pasi Rautio Volkmar Timmermann Lucija Lovreškov Damir UgarkovićAbstract
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Tore SkrøppaAbstract
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P.W. Barnes J.F. Bornman K.K. Pandey G.H. Bernhard R.E. Neale S.A. Robinson P.J. Neale R.G. Zepp S. Madronich C.C. White M.P.S. Andersen A.L. Andrady P.J. Aucamp A.F. Bais A.T. Banaszak M. Berwick L.S. Bruckman S.N. Byrne Bente Føreid D.-P. Häder A.M. Heikkilä L.M. Hollestein W.-C. Hou S. Hylander M.A.K. Jansen A.R. Klekociuk J.B. Liley J. Longstreth R.M. Lucas J. Martinez-Abaigar R.L. McKenzie K. McNeill C.M. Olsen R. Ossola N.D. Paul L.E. Rhodes T.M. Robson K.C. Rose T. Schikowski K.R. Solomon B. Sulzberger J.E. Ukpebor Q.-W. Wang S.-Å. Wängberg C.E. Williamson S.R. Wilson S. Yazar A.R. Young L. Zhu M. ZhuAbstract
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Lena Wohlgemuth Pasi Rautio Bernd Ahrends Alexander Russ Lars Vesterdal Peter Waldner Volkmar Timmermann Nadine Eickenscheidt Alfred Fürst Martin Greve Peter Roskams Anne Thimonier Manuel Nicolas Anna Kowalska Morten Ingerslev Päivi Merilä Sue Benham Carmen Iacoban Günter Hoch Christine Alewell Martin JiskraAbstract
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Jane Uhd Jepsen James David Mervyn Speed Gunnar Austrheim Graciela Rusch Tanja Kofod Petersen Johan Asplund Jarle W. Bjerke Anne Elisabeth Bjune Nina Elisabeth Eide Ivar Herfindal Rolf Anker Ims Markus Fjellstad Israelsen Jutta Kapfer Anders Lorentzen Kolstad Jenni Nordén Brett Sandercock Jenny Stien Ole Einar Ellingbø Tveito Nigel YoccozAbstract
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Joyce Machado Nunes Romeiro Tron Haakon Eid Clara Antón-Fernández Annika Kangas Erik TrømborgAbstract
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Yeqing Li Xingru Yang Mingyu Zhu Liming Dong Hao Jiang Quan Xu Hongjun Zhou Yongming Han Lu Feng Chengfei LiAbstract
The amount of lignocellulose biomass and sludge is enormous, so it is of great significance to find a treatment combining the two substances. Co-hydrothermal carbonization (Co-HTC) has emerged as an efficient approach to dispose sludge. However, the improvement of sludge upgrading and combustion performance remains an important challenge during the Co-HTC of sludge. In this work, the Co-HTC of sludge and Fenton's reagent at different mixing ratios was proposed to achieve sludge reduction. Moreover, the addition of two kinds of biomass improved the adsorption capacity and combustion performance of hydrochars. When sludge and sawdust were the Co-HTC at the mass ratio of 1:3, the liquid phase Pb concentration decreased notably to 18.06%. Furthermore, the adsorption capacity of hydrochars was further improved by modification, which was in accordance with pseudo-second-order kinetics. Particularly, the hydrochars derived from the Co-HTC had higher heating value (HHV) and could be used as a clean fuel. This study proposed a new technical route of combining the HTC with Fenton's reagent and lignocellulose biomass, which could be served as a cleaner and eco-friendly treatment of sludge.