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Simulation predicts biochar yield from agricultural residues, highlighting feedstock properties' impact.
• Aspen Plus model predicts biochar yield from proximate and elemental analyses. • Twelve tropical agricultural residues were evaluated across 300–800 °C. • Higher accuracy was observed for fast pyrolysis than for slow pyrolysis regimes. • Carbon and oxygen are identified as the primary elemental drivers of biochar yield. • The framework enables robust feedstock screening for biochar-oriented processes.
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