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A brief history of pyrolysis

Author: Steve

Sep. 23, 2024

A brief history of pyrolysis

   Pyrolysis of wood is one of the first chemical processes adopted by humans. From the 12th century onwards, it was widely used in Russia to produce pine resin (used for tarring wooden ships and impregnating ropes), a process called tar-distillation.

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It is believed that Sweden pioneered the use of pyrolysis technology on an industrial scale in the 16th century. The Swedes used the technology of impregnating shipboard wood with tanning pine resin from a simple pyrolysis process. The copper vat was filled with softwood logs and sealed so that no air could enter the vat. The vat was heated over an open flame to a temperature of 400°C-500°C, with oily resins accumulating at the bottom and draining through a hole in the bottom. With the development of metallurgy, there was another industry based on the technology of pyrolysis of wood &#; coal burning. When wood was burnt without air access, charcoal was produced.

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