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    Phyllis2

    cattle manure, fresh (#1882)


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    ID-number #1882
    Material cattle manure, fresh
    ECN Phyllis classification ▸ manure ▸ cow ▸ cattle manure, fresh
    Classification
    NTA 8003 classification ▸ [300] mest ▸ [320] rundermest
    Submitter organisation ECN (Netherlands)
    Submission date 2001-01-05
    Remarks Top 2.5-3.8 cm of loose fresh manure ubove underlying 15 cm of compacted partially composted material
    Literature J.M.Sweeten, J.Korenberg, W.A.LePori and K.Annamalai: Combustion of cattle feedlot manure for energy production. Energy in Agriculture 5 pp. 55-72 (1986).

    Values

    Value
    Property Unit Std dev Det lim Lab Date Method Remarks
    ar dry daf

    Main biomass properties

    Proximate analysis
    Moisture content wt% 13.88 ← Edit
    Ash content wt% 13.67 15.87
    Volatile matter wt% 60.52 70.27 83.53
    Fixed carbon wt% 11.94 13.86 16.47 Calculated

    Ultimate analysis (macroelements)


    Carbon wt% 39.09 45.39 53.95 Measured
    Hydrogen wt% 4.61 5.35 6.36 Measured
    Oxygen wt% 26.68 30.98 36.82 Calculated
    Nitrogen wt% 0.83 0.96 1.14 Measured
    Sulphur wt% 0.25 0.29 0.34 Measured
    Total (with halides) wt% 100.00 100.00 100.00 Calculated

    Halides
    Chlorine (Cl) mg/kg 9 989.9 11 600.0 13 788.2 Measured

    Heating value
    Net calorific value (LHV) MJ/kg 13.61 16.19 19.25
    Gross calorific value (HHV) MJ/kg 14.95 17.36 20.63
    HHVMilne MJ/kg 15.96 18.53 22.03 Calculated

    Trace elements composition


    Potassium (K) mg/kg (dry) 19 500.0 Measured
    Sodium (Na) mg/kg (dry) 2 400.0 Measured

    Ash melting behaviour

    American standard method, measured in oxidizing conditions


    IDT (initial deformation temperature) °C 1 243
    SOT (softening or spherical temperature) °C 1 266
    HT (hemispherical temperature) °C 1 288
    FT (fluid temperature) °C 1 366

    American standard method, measured in reducing conditions


    IDT (initial deformation temperature) °C 1 232
    SOT (softening or spherical temperature) °C 1 271
    HT (hemispherical temperature) °C 1 294
    FT (fluid temperature) °C 1 310

    Ash Properties

    Ash composition
    SO3 wt% (ash) 2.80
    Cl wt% (ash) 3.80
    P2O5 wt% (ash) 3.00
    SiO2 wt% (ash) 53.50
    Fe2O3 wt% (ash) 1.70
    Al2O3 wt% (ash) 7.80
    CaO wt% (ash) 13.90
    MgO wt% (ash) 3.70
    Na2O wt% (ash) 2.00
    K2O wt% (ash) 6.40
    TiO2 wt% (ash) 0.33

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