Components interaction and its impacts on aromatic structures and coking behavior during catalytic and non-catalytic pyrolysis of bio-oil

Key Points

• Coking behavior is significantly influenced by the interaction of components during pyrolysis, affecting overall yield.
• Key metrics include the formation of aromatic structures observed through various pyrolysis techniques across several conditions.
• Analysis of both catalytic and non-catalytic pyrolysis processes highlights differing outcomes based on component interaction.
• Understanding the interaction effects may enable more efficient bio-oil processing in practical applications.