September 10, 2025EnergiesOpen Access

Co-Pyrolysis Behavior of Energetic Materials and Pine Sawdust

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Co-pyrolysis of energetic materials and pine sawdust increases gas yield, enhancing energy recovery.
Mean apparent activation energy during co-pyrolysis shows distinct stage values, indicating complex thermal behavior.
Addition of pine sawdust modifies exothermic intensity and shifts decomposition temperatures upward.
Elevated temperatures enhance aromatic bond cleavage, affecting nitrogenous compounds in oil and calorific value.

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This research analyzes co-pyrolysis of energetic materials and pine sawdust, indicating efficient energy recovery and reduced environmental impact.

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This research analyzes co-pyrolysis of energetic materials and pine sawdust, indicating efficient energy recovery and reduced environmental impact.