Figure 1. Green river oil shale. (Enefit American oil Corp., Utah, USA).
Figure 2. Oil shale sorted by the size.
Figure 3. Rotary tube furnace.
Figure 4. Typical TG and DTG curves of oil shale (N2 atmosphere, 300 mL min-1).
Figure 5. Effect of temperature on pyrolysis conversion.
Figure 6. Effect of the residence time on pyrolysis conversion.
Figure 8. Effect of the residence time on oil and gas production rate.
Figure 7. Oil product rate in oil shale pyrolysis product.
Figure 9. Effect of oil shale ash addition.
Table 1. Analysis of oil shale
Table 2. Analysis of produced gas from oil shale
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