Employment of conventional and flash pyrolysis for biomass wastes from the textile industry with sustainable prospects

The textile industry generates millions of tons waste annually, making this sector one the most polluting in world. objective research was to study energy potential three industrial wastes vegetable and animal origin: CW (card waste), SFW (short fibre waste) W (wool), using conventional flash pyrolysis at 500 °C 750 °C. thermogravimetric profiles were very different from W. In general, bio-oil yield higher low-temperature (up 55 %). gas obtained by has flue content lower CO2 so their high heating value (HHV) is 15.34 MJ/kg). Bio-oils temperature stood out for HHV (>30 MJ/kg), with highest (34.15 MJ/kg) waste. Both low produce bio-oils that contain aromatic (35–48 %) non-aromatic (18–34 organic compounds. Additionally, they have levels phenols benzenes. High-temperature are mainly composed polycyclic hydrocarbons. samples suitable an energetic valorisation, highlighting best SWF behaviour.