2008
DOI: 10.30638/eemj.2008.077
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Energy From Biomass in Pulp and Paper Mills

Abstract: Pulp and paper mills generate various quantities of energy-rich biomass as wastes, depending on technological level, pulp and paper grades and wood quality. These wastes are produced in all stages of the process: wood preparation, pulp and paper manufacture, chemical recovery, recycled paper processing, waste water treatment. Energy recovery from wastes of different origin has become a generally accepted alternative to their disposal. Pulp and paper industry expresses an interest in adapting and integrating ad… Show more

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“…Limbah serat selulosa dalam lumpur primer IPAL industri kertas, memiliki potensi untuk dimanfaatkan sebagai bahan baku bioetanol. Pemanfaatan tersebut, selain menghasilkan produk etanol sebagai bahan bakar alternatif yang ramah lingkungan, juga dapat mengatasi permasalahan penyediaan lahan (landfill) untuk pembuangan lumpur (Gavrilescu, 2008).…”
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“…Limbah serat selulosa dalam lumpur primer IPAL industri kertas, memiliki potensi untuk dimanfaatkan sebagai bahan baku bioetanol. Pemanfaatan tersebut, selain menghasilkan produk etanol sebagai bahan bakar alternatif yang ramah lingkungan, juga dapat mengatasi permasalahan penyediaan lahan (landfill) untuk pembuangan lumpur (Gavrilescu, 2008).…”
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“…Para a utilização desses resíduos como fonte de energia, devem-se considerar as características físicas e químicas do material, que podem influenciar no rendimento e na manutenção dos equipamentos que realizam os processos de combustão (GAVRILESCU, 2008).…”
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“…Woody biomass resources can be found in all countries and many fields, (Lakó et al 2008), such as forestry, agricultural, and marine (Plištil et al 2005), and it can be used for fuel in developing or developed countries (Lundborg 1998;Prasertsan and Sajakulnukit 2006;Jehlickova and Morris 2007;Gavrilescu 2008;Kazagic and Smajevic 2009;Okello et al 2013;Vilcek 2013), separately or when mixed with coal (Kostanaki and Vamvuka 2005). The European Union (EU) uses about 41.3% of the area, (4 million km 2 ) of its total land (10 million km 2 ) for agriculture and 3 million km 2 for forestry.…”
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confidence: 99%