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Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD

The Seminar on Power Production from Biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD, was organized by VTT Energy on 27 - 28 March 1995 in Espoo, Finland. All seminar speakers were invited in order to give a high-level overview of the achievements of biomass combustion, gasif...

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Main Author: Ed. by Kai Sipila & Maija Korhonen.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: Technical Research Centre of Finland 2020
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Energy, energy production, biomass, gasification, electric power plants, pyrolysis, combustion, meetings, fuels
Online Access:http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/13787
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-137872020-03-31T01:00:02Z Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD Ed. by Kai Sipila & Maija Korhonen. Energy, energy production, biomass, gasification, electric power plants, pyrolysis, combustion, meetings, fuels The Seminar on Power Production from Biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD, was organized by VTT Energy on 27 - 28 March 1995 in Espoo, Finland. All seminar speakers were invited in order to give a high-level overview of the achievements of biomass combustion, gasification and flash pyrolysis technologies. The sessions included presentations by all key industrial entrepeneurs in the field. The poster session was open to all groups interested. Globally bioenergy covers about 3 % of the primary energy consumption. Locally it has a significant role in many countries like in Finland, where bioenergy covers almost 15 % and peat 5 % of primary energy consumption. Today's cost-effective heat and power production is based on industrial wood residues and spent cooking liquors in relatively large industrial units or municipal heating and power stations. Agricultural residues like straw and especially energy crops are becoming more interesting in co-utilization with other biomasses or fossil fuels. The seminar succesfully displayed the status of present technologies as well as development targets for new gasification and flash pyrolysis technologies in the coming years.The many industrial participants showed that there are growing business possibilities in many countries all over the world. The proceedings include the most oral presentations given at the Seminar and also abstracts of poster presentations. 2020-03-31T01:00:02Z 2020-03-31T01:00:02Z 1996 Conference Proceeding http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/13787 en VTT Energy on 27 - 28 March 1995 in Espoo, Finland Technical Research Centre of Finland
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Ed. by Kai Sipila & Maija Korhonen.
Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD
description The Seminar on Power Production from Biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD, was organized by VTT Energy on 27 - 28 March 1995 in Espoo, Finland. All seminar speakers were invited in order to give a high-level overview of the achievements of biomass combustion, gasification and flash pyrolysis technologies. The sessions included presentations by all key industrial entrepeneurs in the field. The poster session was open to all groups interested. Globally bioenergy covers about 3 % of the primary energy consumption. Locally it has a significant role in many countries like in Finland, where bioenergy covers almost 15 % and peat 5 % of primary energy consumption. Today's cost-effective heat and power production is based on industrial wood residues and spent cooking liquors in relatively large industrial units or municipal heating and power stations. Agricultural residues like straw and especially energy crops are becoming more interesting in co-utilization with other biomasses or fossil fuels. The seminar succesfully displayed the status of present technologies as well as development targets for new gasification and flash pyrolysis technologies in the coming years.The many industrial participants showed that there are growing business possibilities in many countries all over the world. The proceedings include the most oral presentations given at the Seminar and also abstracts of poster presentations.
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author Ed. by Kai Sipila & Maija Korhonen.
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title Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD
title_short Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD
title_full Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD
title_fullStr Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD
title_full_unstemmed Power production from biomass II with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis R&DD
title_sort power production from biomass ii with special emphasis on gasification and pyrolysis r&dd
publisher Technical Research Centre of Finland
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