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A pyrolysis of compost for the production of syngas with an explicit H 2 /CO = 2 or H 2 /CO = 3 was investigated in this study. The composts were obtained from nonhybrid (perennial) grasses (NHG) and hybrid (perennial) grasses (HG). Discrepancies in H 2  evolution profiles were found between NHG and HG composts. In addition, positive correlations for NHG composts were obtained between (i) H 2  yield and lignin content, (ii) H 2  yield and potassium content, and (iii) CO yield and cellulose content. All composts resulted in H 2 /CO = 2 and five of the nine composts resulted in H 2 /CO = 3. Exceptionally large higher heating values (HHVs) of pyrolysis gas, very close to HHVs of feedstock, were obtained for composts made from mountain brome (MB, 16.23 MJ/kg), hybrid Becva (FB, 16.45 MJ/kg), and tall fescue (TF, 17.43 MJ/kg). The MB and FB composts resulted in the highest syngas formation with H 2 /CO = 2, whereas TF compost resulted in the highest syngas formation with H 2 /CO = 3.

Syngas Production from Pyrolysis of Nine Composts Obtained from Nonhybrid and Hybrid Perennial Grasses