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Efficient biomass pyrolysis under sub-design solar input through SiC foam integration and process parameter optimization
Solar thermochemical reactors often operate below their design power because solar irradiance varies. This study evaluates whether silicon carbide (SiC) foam can extend the effective operating window of a solar-driven packed-bed biomass pyrolysis reactor under sub-design input. A Computational Fluid
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