Brazilian case study for biogas energy: Production of electric power, heat and automotive energy in condominiums of agroenergy

Coimbra-Araújo, Carlos H.; Mariane, Leidiane; Júnior, Cicero Bley; Frigo, Elisandro Pires; Frigo, Michelle Sato; Araujo, Izabela Regina Costa; Alves, Helton José

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2014.07.024

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“…In Brazil, anaerobic digestion has been successful in producing electricity in small scale [26]. In Colombia, Chicón project in Chigorodó (Antioquia) was in its implementation stage in 2016.…”

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“…Some authors have evaluated the energy recovery potential of biogas from anaerobic digestion to generate electric or thermal power in Brazil, Tanzania, Algeria, Spain and China [26], [28], [29]. Another work [27] assessed a micro-co-generation unit located in a typical Brazilian agroenergy condominium that uses biogas (produced from waste by anaerobic digestion) as renewable fuel.…”

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Electricity generation potential from solid waste in three Colombian municipalities

Arias

Cuestas

Jaramillo-Duque

2018

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This study estimates the electric energy production potential from municipal solid waste in Colombia. The Colombian municipalities of Pasto (Department of Nariño), Andes (Antioquia) and Guayatá (Boyacá) were selected as representative populations of the national context because of their socioeconomic and demographic features, as well as the public availability of their waste management plans. The technical characteristics of two conversion technologies were analyzed: incineration (thermal conversion) and anaerobic digestion (biological conversion). From a technical point of view, the results showed that anaerobic digestion is feasible in all three scenarios, while incineration is viable in Pasto and Andes.

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Section: Anaerobic Digestionmentioning

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Section: Anaerobic Digestionmentioning

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Electricity generation potential from solid waste in three Colombian municipalities

Arias

Cuestas

Jaramillo-Duque

2018

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“…Dentre os diferentes meios de produção de energias renováveis pode-se citar a valorização energética de resíduos orgânicos por meio da biodigestão anaeróbica, esta apresenta três grandes benefícios: o primeiro é a geração de uma nova fonte de energia limpa (biogás), o segundo a redução dos impactos sobre a atmosfera em função da redução de emissões de gases altamente poluentes e a diminuição da poluição do solo e águas (subterrâneas e superficiais) visto que, o resíduo orgânico ao passar pelo processo estará em condições de biofertilizante, minimizando os danos ao solo e águas se utilizado em proporções adequadas (STARR et al, 2012;COIMBRA-ARAÚJO et al, 2014;KARLSSON et al, 2014).…”

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Análise Das Emissões Atmosféricas, Rendimento E Nível De Ruído Em Ônibus Movido a Biometano – Um Estudo De Caso

Filho¹,

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Coroto³

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“…A traditional domestic biogas plant primarily creates cooking fuel and fertilizers for farmers, but seldom generates electricity or fuel for market use. However, in recent years, medium-or largescale multi-purposes biogas plants have been introduced and developed in countries such as China, Brazil, and India (Jiang et al 2011;Coimbra-Araújo et al 2014;Singh and Jash 2015), and have gradually closed the gap with developed countries in biogas productivity in the past few years.…”

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Where is the future of China’s biogas? Review, forecast, and policy implications

Zhang

Wang

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Pet. Sci.

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This paper discusses the history and present status of different categories of biogas production in China, most of which are classified into rural household production, agriculture-based engineering production, and industry-based engineering production. To evaluate the future biogas production of China, five models including the Hubbert model, the Weibull model, the generalized Weng model, the H-C-Z model, and the Grey model are applied to analyze and forecast the biogas production of each province and the entire country. It is proved that those models which originated from oil research can also be applied to other energy sources. The simulation results reveal that China's total biogas production is unlikely to keep on a fast-growing trend in the next few years, mainly due to a recent decrease in rural household production, and this greatly differs from the previous goal set by the official department. In addition, China's biogas production will present a more uneven pattern among regions in the future. This paper will give preliminary explanation for the regional difference of the three biogas sectors and propose some recommendations for instituting corresponding policies and strategies to promote the development of the biogas industry in China.

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Brazilian case study for biogas energy: Production of electric power, heat and automotive energy in condominiums of agroenergy

Cited by 51 publications

References 41 publications

Electricity generation potential from solid waste in three Colombian municipalities

Electricity generation potential from solid waste in three Colombian municipalities

Análise Das Emissões Atmosféricas, Rendimento E Nível De Ruído Em Ônibus Movido a Biometano – Um Estudo De Caso

Where is the future of China’s biogas? Review, forecast, and policy implications

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