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[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

The Tar's Demise: Diving Deeper into Steam Reforming

https://t.co/JVw160XP5J

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

The Tar Story: From Biomass Polymers to Molecular Nightmares

https://t.co/6a9WIuTIPm

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

The Pyrolysis Steam Story: From Dehydration to Reforming

https://t.co/bKq3thXOA7

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

In biomass pyrolysis, the energy story begins with its moisture content.

https://t.co/lgnaES0kOI

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

"Just dry it more" isn't the magic solution everyone thinks it is for biomass pyrolysis.

Moisture content is more nuanced than that.

https://t.co/dHgkUsTXuF

[Trav Mays @TravMays]

"Just dry it more" isn't the magic solution everyone thinks it is for biomass pyrolysis.

Moisture content is more nuanced than that.

https://t.co/ghIJ5FwxuU

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

When it comes to newly installed pyrolysis reactors, the journey from commissioning to optimal performance isn't always a straight line.

Link below to show a process that helps take the guess work out of optimisation

https://t.co/LGua6L1KHs

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

When it comes to pyrolysis, feedstock isn't just an input; it's a critical process parameter.

Link below to find out more

https://t.co/jBdzFmU3U4

[Travis Mays @LyntraSolutions]

Following some interesting discussions on PFAS removal, I wanted to highlight the powerful potential of pyrolysis. Research indicates it can not only destroy these persistent "forever chemicals" but also create activated carbon, cleaning waste water.

https://t.co/llYHoSlUIZ

[Trav Mays @MaysTrav]

We’re back in 2024! New colours, format, logo, and a view more towards the renewable and recycling sectors. Why? Because there are 42 countries who have a net zero policy currently in place, with another 52 in the policy document development stage ECIU
https://t.co/OpjvJWy6DL

[Trav Mays @TravMays]

We’re back in 2024! New colours, format, logo, and a view more towards the renewable and recycling sectors. Why? Because there are 42 countries who have a net zero policy currently in place, with another 52 in the policy document development stage (ECIU)
https://t.co/Wnrxw6j80e