Comparisons Between Fluid and Solid Biofuels - Results of a Technology Assessment Study

Leible, L.; Wintzer, D.

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“…If the quantities required in stock farming and other areas are taken into account, then, according to [8], only 15 % of the total amount, namely 5.9 million t of straw per annum, would be available for thermal utilization. Other authors assume that between 10.1 and 17.2 million t of straw can be used annually [9].…”

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03/01896 Present status and perspectives of co-combustion in German power plants

2003

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Present Status and Perspectives of Co-combustion in German Power PlantsVarious approaches to the future waste management policy in Germany are currently under discussion. One problem arising in this connection is the suitability of existing furnaces for the co-combustion of waste. The use of sewage treatment sludge in power plants is already being practiced on a technical scale. Co-combustion in power plants is of interest also because of the CO 2 problem, as renewable resources can also be used for this purpose.This article documents the technical status of co-combustion in Germany and the available quantities of selected supplementary fuels. Moreover, experience accumulated in German coal fired power plants in using supplementary fuels is compiled.Future possibilities are assessed. Zusammenfassung

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“…[8] [9] Moreover, the optimum solution to the disposal of waste wood is being discussed in Germany. Waste wood arises in a variety of industrial sectors or private households and may carry a variety of pollutants, such as wood preservatives or paints containing heavy metals.…”

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Comparisons Between Fluid and Solid Biofuels - Results of a Technology Assessment Study

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