Ultimate and Proximate Analyses of Almond Shells Samples

Ultimate and Proximate Analyses of Almond Shells Samples

Sa.	Ultimate A. (wet free) / wt-%					Proximate A. (wet free) / wt-%				HHV	So.
	C	H	N	S	O	M	Ash	VM	FC	MJ/kg
1	44.09	5.59	0.15	2.96	45.98	2.27	1.23	78.29	20.48	-	[1]
2	44.98	5.97	1.16	0.02	42.27	-	4.81	73.45	21.74	19.38	[2]
3	48.60	5.99	1.00	0.05	41.10	-	3.30	74.90	21.80	19.42	[3]
4	49.30	5.97	0.76	0.04	40.64	6.93	3.29	76.00	20.71	19.49	[4]
	Ultimate A. (wet and ash free) / wt-%
	C	H	N	S	O
5	54.80	7.50	0.30		37.40		2.60	91.80	5.60	-	[5]
6	46.35	5.67	0.30	0.22	47.46	8.68	2.20	82.00	15.80	19.38	[6],[7]

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