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Scientific and Industrial Application of Plasma Fluidized Bed

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Plasma Fluidized Bed

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This chapter introduces the application of plasma fluidized bed in detail, including the following four fields: metallurgy process, coal gasification and pyrolysis, environmental protection and materials. The metallurgy process includes: metallurgy extraction, synthetic of calcium carbide, alloy granulation, etc. In the field of gasification/pyrolysis of coal, including gasification/pyrolysis of coal for acetylene, pyrolysis/gasification of coal to syngas, biomass pyrolysis/gasification, gasification/pyrolysis of biomass for syngas, gasification/pyrolysis of biomass for bio–oil, gasification of solid waste cracking of heavy hydrocarbon and reformation of biogas. In terms of environmental protection, there are applications of abatement of VOCs, control of NOx, sterilization of food, plasma modified catalyst for water purification and solid waste treatment. In the field of materials, there are applications of surface activation and functionalization, plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) and synthesis of nanoparticles. The application of plasma fluidized bed has been widely used, and it has a wide application prospect.

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Du, C., Qiu, R., Ruan, J. (2018). Scientific and Industrial Application of Plasma Fluidized Bed. In: Plasma Fluidized Bed. Advanced Topics in Science and Technology in China. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5819-6_8

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