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Best Available Technologies for Waste Co-Firing Applications [PDF]
Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environment, 2020 Abstract Thermal transformation of waste is one way in which the negative impact of human activities on the environment can be reduced. Thermal waste treatment is generally negatively associated by the public as hazardous and harmful to the environment.
WYKA, Krzysztof, SKOREK-OSIKOWSKA, Anna
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Energies, 2013 Based on the existing biomass co-firing technologies and the known innate drawbacks of dedicated biomass firing, including slagging, corrosion and the dependence on fuel, a new model of agro/forestry residue pellets/shreds and coal co-fired in a large ...
Shien Hui +5 more
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GASIFICATION BASED BIOMASS CO-FIRING [PDF]
, 2003 Biomass gasification offers a practical way to use this widespread fuel source for co-firing traditional large utility boilers. The gasification process converts biomass into a low Btu producer gas that can be used as a supplemental fuel in an existing utility boiler.
null Babul Patel +3 more
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Base Metal Co-Fired Multilayer Piezoelectrics [PDF]
Actuators, 2016 Piezoelectrics have been widely used in different kinds of applications, from the automobile industry to consumer electronics. The novel multilayer piezoelectrics, which are inspired by multilayer ceramic capacitors, not only minimize the size of the functional parts, but also maximize energy efficiency.
Gao, Lisheng +3 more
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Techno-economic and carbon emissions analysis of biomass torrefaction downstream in international bioenergy supply chains for co-firing [PDF]
, 2016 Ambitious renewable energy targets in European countries drive an increasing biomass demand to a point where domestic resources are insufficient, leading to emergence of international bioenergy supply chains.
Li, Jun, Rentizelas, Athanasios A.
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Co-firing simulations with blending of low range coal and medium range coal on the performance of 615 MW capacity steam power plant and Indonesia carbon trading review [PDF]
E3S Web of ConferencesIn Indonesia, coal-fired power plants (CFPP) account for nearly 70% of the nation’s electricity supply, contributing significantly to global warming. Biomass co-firing program for CFPP offers a potential solution.
Apriliana Margawadi Kenanga +2 more
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Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu, 2020 In order to reduce CO2 emission from coal-fired boiler, it is expected that ammonia is used as a fuel which has no carbon content. In that case, it is concerned that NOx concentration in flue gas increases because ammonia has more nitrogen content than ...
Hiroki ISHII +4 more
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Recent advances of research in coal and biomass co-firing for electricity and heat generation
Circular Economy, 2023 Coal-fired power generation resulted in a shortage of conventional fossil fuels and an increase in greenhouse gas emissions. The co-firing of coal and biomass waste in coal-fired boilers was a promising strategy to supplement the energy source and reduce
Li Liu +8 more
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Agriculture, 2018 Co-firing from woody biomass feedstock is one of the alternatives toward increased use of renewable feedstock in existing coal power plants. However, the economic level of co-firing at a particular power plant depends on several site-specific factors ...
Sangpil Ko, Pasi Lautala
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Co-Combustion of Low-Rank Coal with Woody Biomass and Miscanthus: An Experimental Study
Energies, 2018 This paper presents a research on ash-related problems and emissions during co-firing low-rank Bosnian coals with different kinds of biomass; in this case woody sawdust and herbaceous energy crops Miscanthus.
Anes Kazagic +2 more
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