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• TITLE: Progress in the Study of Microwave Pyrolysis Technology and Its Influencing Factors

  AUTHORS: Hui Fang, Lin Hai, Ruisheng Xie, Jing Yuan, Qianfeng Zhang

  KEYWORDS: Microwave, Microwave Pyrolysis, Microwave-Catalysed Pyrolysis, Catalyst, Microwave Absorber, Microwave Power, Renewable Energy

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, Vol.12 No.10, October 28, 2024

  ABSTRACT: In recent years, the effective conversion of organic wastes into valuable products has been a focus and difficulty in sustainable energy and environmental management. Organic wastes come from a wide range of sources, and industrial and agricultural sources are the main sources of organic waste in China, which can be controlled by microwave pyrolysis technology. In microwave pyrolysis treatment, catalysts have been the key material, microwave absorber, and catalyst of the research hotspot in recent years. This paper summarises the typical influencing parameters of microwave pyrolysis (including microwave power, pyrolysis temperature and microwave absorber), and also summarises the various catalysts applied in microwave pyrolysis, and looks forward to the potential application prospect of pyrolysis products, and the future development direction.