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An evaluation of biomass co-firing in Europe
Biomass and Bioenergy, 2010Abstract Reduction of the emissions of greenhouses gases, increasing the share of renewable energy sources (RES) in the energy balance, increasing electricity production from renewable energy sources and decreasing energy dependency represent the main goals of all current strategies in Europe.
Fouad Al-Mansour, Jaroslaw Zuwala
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Interaction of fuels in co-firing in FBC
Fuel, 2005Abstract More than half of the recent large-scale FBC installations are designed to burn more than one fuel. Especially the use of various biofuels—as such or besides conventional fuels—is becoming more and more common in the new FBC projects. It is a major challenge to be able to understand and predict the behavior of the FBC system when co-firing ...
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Co-firing: Analysis of fuel systems for the co-firing of biomass in 20 existing plants in Europe
2001New types of solid biofuels are penetrating into the fuel markets. Solid biofuels are initially being utilised in existing power plants. At the moment the typical method is co-firing or co-combustion. Especially, handling and feeding of new fuel types into the boiler is often problematic because the variation in particle size, flow and handling ...
Järvinen, Timo, Alakangas, Eija
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Co-Firing of Olive Residue with Lignite in Bubbling FBC
Combustion Science and Technology, 2008The effect of biomass share on gaseous pollutant emissions from fluidized bed co-firing of various biomass fuels with high calorific value coals have extensively been investigated to date. However, effect of co-firing of olive residues with low calorific value lignites having high ash and sulfur contents has not been studied in bubbling fluidized bed ...
Gogebakan, Zuhal +2 more
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EOSLT Consortium Biomass Co-firing- WP 4: Biomass co-firing in oxy-fuel combustion [PDF]
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Jong, W. de +3 more
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Co-firing—A strategy for bioenergy in Poland?
Energy, 2007Biomass provides the largest reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emission when it replaces coal, which is the dominating fuel in heat and electricity production in Poland. One means of replacing coal with biomass is to co-fire biofuels in an existing coal-fired boiler.
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Co-Firing Technology for Buried Resistors
2003 International Electronic Packaging Technical Conference and Exhibition, Volume 1, 2003The complexity and performance of the electronic components and systems is increasing and placing greater demands on compact packaging and interconnection technologies. Multilayer thick film technology is one of the important technologies adopted in the miniaturization of electronic systems.
G. Yadagiri +4 more
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Co-firing of coal and manure biomass: A TG–MS approach
Bioresource Technology, 2011Manure is a rich organic waste which, apart from its traditional use as a fertilizer, could be used as a bioenergy feedstock. In this sense, its utilization as a sole fuel or its co-combustion together with coal would be a choice for the management of this sort of biowaste.
Otero, M., Sánchez, M. E., Gómez, X.
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