How does fast pyrolysis work?
 
 

Fast pyrolysis is a process in which biomass is rapidly heated to high temperatures in the absence of air (specifically oxygen) [74]. It occurs in a high-temperature range of 300–700°C at a faster heating rate of 10–200°C/s, with a short solid resistance time of 0.5–10 s and with fine particle size (< 1 mm) feedstock.