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Calorific Characteristics of Larch (Larix decidua) and Oak (Quercus robur) Pellets Realized from Native and Torrefied Sawdust

Forests, 2022
This research aimed to evaluate the calorific characteristics of two biomasses from larch and oak sawdust in the form of native or torrefied pellets. Some calorific features of these two kinds of biomasses, such as ash content, higher and lower calorific
Aurel Lunguleasa, Cosmin SPÎRCHEZ, Lunguleasa Aurel   +2 more
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THE CALORIFIC POWER OF PETROLEUM OILS AND THE RELATION OF DENSITY TO CALORIFIC POWER. [PDF]

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1908
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H C Sherman
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Compressibility factor calculation from gross calorific value and relative density for natural gas energy measurement

International Journal of Energy Research, 2022
Pu Zhang
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Calorific Value of Coke 2. Influence of the Packing Density of the Coal Batch

Coke and Chemistry, 2019
Laboratory research indicates that the gross calorific value of blast-furnace coke is greatest for batch with Ro = 0.913–0.942%, Vdaf = 30.9–31.0%, Cdaf = 83.8%, Hdaf = 5.01–5.02%, and $${\text{O}}_{d}^{{daf}}$$ = 8.42–8.45 ...
D V Miroshnichenko, I V Shulga, Miroshnichenko D V   +2 more
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Development of a Correlation for the Estimation of the Higher Calorific Value of Diesel, Based on Its Kinematic Viscosity and Density

Advanced Science, Engineering and Medicine, 2020
Diesel is extensively used as a fuel in prime movers, boilers and other power generation plants. The higher calorific value of diesel gives a measure of the effective chemical energy stored in a unit amount of fuel. The higher calorific value is required for the efficiency calculation of a machine and hence it directly affects the estimation of the ...
Pradyumna Dhamangaonkar
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Planting Density Effects on Grow Rate, Biometric Parameters, and Biomass Calorific Value of Selected Trees Cultivated as SRC [PDF]

Agriculture (Switzerland), 2020
Agricultural land is mostly devoted to food production. Production of biomass is limited, as it competes for land with basic food production. To reduce land loss for growing food, biomass can be grown on marginal lands that are not usable for food production. The density of plantings have to be optimized to maximize yield potential. The presented study
Adam Kleofas Berbeć, Mariusz Matyka
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Defining a waste vegetable oil-biodiesel based diesel substitute blend fuel by response surface optimization of density and calorific value

Fuel, 2021
Abstract A blend fuel was optimized statistically using a response surface approach to substitute diesel. The waste vegetable oil biodiesel (WVO-BD) fraction in the blend, thermal exposure time of waste vegetable oil used to prepare the WVO-BD, and density of complementary fuel oil used in the blend were the factors optimized to produce a blend fuel ...
Pritam Dey, Srimanta Ray
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Variation of basic density, calorific value and volumetric shrinkage within tree height and tree age of Ugandan grown Eucalyptus grandis wood

Journal of Forestry Research, 2020
Insufficient knowledge on Ugandan grown Eucalyptus grandis W. Hill ex Maiden wood properties, high demand, and processing challenges led to a study into its physical properties. We obtained the variation of basic density (BD), calorific value (CV) and volumetric shrinkage (VS) within tree height and tree-age of E. grandis, and its appropriate use based
Owen Emmanuel Sseremba, P. Mugabi, A. Y. Banana, B. C. Wessels, M. Plessis   +4 more
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Enhanced Biomass Characteristics Index in palm biomass calorific value estimation

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2016
Oil palm industry contributes a huge amount of valuable crude palm oil, and simultaneously producing a large quantity of plantation waste or biomass, which will be utilized as fuel.
Loong Lam
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Strength properties and calorific values of sawdust-briquettes as wood-residue energy generation source from tropical hardwoods of different densities

Biomass and Bioenergy, 2016
Agricultural and wood residues are principal energy sources for domestic and industrial activities. However, they are often hardly utilized. Conventional wood material for briquetting optimizes combustion and efficient power production. The relationship between strength properties, resistance to humidity and calorific values of sawdust-briquettes from ...
C. Antwi-Boasiako, B.B. Acheampong
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