Demonstrates effects of bio-oil residue on co-pyrolysis and gasification, suggesting fuel enhancement.
• Bio-oil distillation residue (DR) inhibited co-pyrolysis and increasing the residual mass. • Spectral and mass analyses elucidated the evolution characteristics of pyrolysis gases. • Co-pyrolytic char retained a porous structure with 439.49 m2/g surface area. • Co-gasification synergy was accurately predicted by artificial neural network (MSE≤ 6.022e-5). • DR with 47.21% SiO 2 mitigated ash deposition, driving a shift to S-type slag.
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