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Influence of cellulose content in plant biomass on selected qualitative traits of pellets
Artur Kraszkiewicz - University of Life Sciences in Lublin
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Based on the study, the following statements and conclusions can be drawn:
1. Cellulose content in tested waste agricultural biomass differed among species. Its lowest percentage was found in pellets made of buckwheat straw (31.8%), while the highest in rye straw pellets (42.64%).
2. Study conditions revealed negative linear dependencies between cellulose content in pellets made of waste plant biomass and their density and durability. Corresponding linear fitting coefficients R2 were 0.3942 and 0.7537. For the calorific value of tested pellets, no strong relationships with the cellulose content were recorded (R2=0.0027).
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Fonte: Articolo Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia, 2015
Settori: Ambiente, Analisi, abbattimento e Controllo emissioni, Bioenergia, Biomasse, Combustibili, Efficienza energetica industriale, Inquinamento, Legno, Rifiuti, Rinnovabili
Mercati: Aria e Gas, Inquinamento
