Experimental Investigation of Kinetic Parameters of Bamboo and Bamboo Biochar Using Thermogravimetric Analysis Under Non-isothermal Conditions

The present investigation deals with the thermogravimetric analysis of bamboo and biochar in an inert environment at 10, 20, 30 °C/min. In addition, vacuum pyrolysis was used for biochar. FWO (Flynn–Wall–Ozawa) KAS (Kissinger–Akahira–Sunose) methods were to determine thermodynamic kinetic parameters within active zone. Thermal degradation biomass undergoes several steps loss mass, including moisture loss, passive pyrolysis. Between 180 395 °C, zone accounted 50 55% mass loss. Furthermore, both models, had lower activation energy values (99.23 96.07 kJ/mol) than (262.5303 266.62 kJ/mol). study’s study on its revealed a significant opportunity agro-industry designing building reactors long-term biofuel generation.