Feyza Kazanc

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University of Colorado Colorado Springs

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Feyza Kazanc is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, USA. Her research focuses on biochar, pyrolysis processes, and the interactions of biomass and coal during gasification and combustion. Recent articles include studies on the impact of nitrogen and alkali dopants on biochar structure, biomass thermal pre-treatment effects, and the development of hybrid geothermal power systems.

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Impact of nitrogen and alkali dopants on pore architecture and surface functionalities of biochar in one-step CO2 pyrolysis

Biochar gasification: Insights from pyrolysis atmospheres and gasification heating rates

Sodium salt surface interactions affect single particle combustion behavior of biomass, coal, and their chars

Characterization of tars from recycling of PHA bioplastic and synthetic plastics using fast pyrolysis

Influence of biomass thermal pre-treatment on the particulate matter formation during pulverized co-combustion with lignite coal

The effect of torrefaction, slow, and fast pyrolysis on the single particle combustion of agricultural biomass and lignite coal at high heating rates

Prediction of yields and composition of char from fast pyrolysis of commercial lignocellulosic materials, organosolv fractionated and torrefied olive stones

Development and Analysis of the Novel Hybridization of a Single-Flash Geothermal Power Plant with Biomass Driven sCO2-Steam Rankine Combined Cycle

Supercritical extraction of biomass as an effective pretreatment step for the char yield control in pyrolysis

Interactions during CO2 Co-gasification of Biomass and Coal Chars Obtained from Fast Pyrolysis in a Drop Tube Furnace

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