Thermogravimetric and Synergy Analysis of the Co-Pyrolysis of Coconut Husk and Laminated Plastic Packaging for Biofuel Production

Unlike plastic, biomass can also be converted and produce high quality of biofuel. Co-pyrolysis coconut husk (CH) laminated plastic packaging (LPP) were done in this study. Synergy between these two feedstock was calculated by using thermogravimetric (TGA) derivative thermogravimetry (DTG) analysis. Different activation energies the reactions co-pyrolysis CH LPP evaluated Coats-Redfern method. Results showed an energy ranging from 8 to 37 kJ/mol different percentage composition co-pyrolysis. Also, thermal degradation happens two-stages copyrolysis LPP, which degrades at temperature range 210?C 390?C while temperatures 400?C–600?C. alternative for biofuel production reduce waste problems community