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The effective use of waste biomass is an important factor for sustainability and global energy consciousness. Unsurprisingly, tree wastes such as leaves, petiole and branch are plentiful during trimming or autumn season which offer an economical source ...
Arry Y. Nurhayati +2 more
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Characterization of briquettes developed from banana peels, pineapple peels and water hyacinth
Background Uganda’s energy relies heavily on biomass sources. This dependence on biomass for household and commercial purposes, driven largely by population increase, poses pressure on natural resources, such as forests. This study investigates the usage
Tadeo Mibulo +3 more
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Pengaruh Persentase Arang Tempurung Kemiri Terhadap Nilai Kalor Briket Campuran Biomassa Ampas Kelapa - Arang Tempurung Kemiri [PDF]
Indonesia has many sources of renewable energy. One of the source renewable energy in Indonesia is biomass, because the price of biomass is relatively cheap and so far abundant numbers.
Gianyar, I. B. (Ida) +2 more
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Quality assessment of solid biofuel made of sweet sorghum biomass
The present article relates to assessment of energy utilization of sweet sorghum waste biomass as solid biofuel (briquettes). The briquettes were produced from biomass of pure sweet sorghum after juice extraction, mixture of sorghum with wood sawdust ...
Ivanova Tatiana +3 more
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Biomass densification is a complex process with each biomass having a unique set of variables from which briquettes of desirable quality can be produced.
Joseph Ifeolu Orisaleye +3 more
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Production of charcoal briquettes from cotton stalk in malawi: methodology for feasibility studies using experiences in Sudan [PDF]
The feasibility of charcoal production from cotton stalks in Malawi was studied based on experience from Sudan. The country relies considerably on biomass fuels.
Onaji, P.B., Siemons, R.V.
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Fuel briquettes from biomass–lignite blends
In this study, a western Turkish lignite (Kutahya-Seyitomer) was blended with some biomass samples such as molasses, pine cone, olive refuse, sawdust, paper mill waste, and cotton refuse, and these blends was used in the production of fuel briquettes. Blends were subjected to briquetting pressures between 50 and 250 MPa; the ratio of biomass to lignite
S. Yaman +4 more
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Biomass has received tremendous attention as it is one of the best alternatives to replace the use of fossil fuels for energy generation. However, there are problems associated with the utilization of raw biomass which could be resolved through ...
Law H.C., Gan L.M., Gan H.L.
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Biomass can be converted to energy through various thermochemical and biological processes. Gasification is one of the thermochemical processes that has recently gained popularity, because it achieves higher conversion efficiencies than, for example ...
Pholoso Malatji +2 more
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Cost Analysis of Biomass Briquette Stove
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Nat Thuchayapong, Nattawut Tharawadee
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