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integrated gasification/gas turbine technology, which offers high-energy conversion efficiencies. The electricity is produced by direct combustion of biomass, advanced direct combustion, gasification, and pyrolysis technologies, which are almost ready for commercial scale use. The major research and developments of the biomass power industry are focusing on gasifier scale-up, system analysis, and site-specific commercial feasibility studies. ## 03/00696 Thermal behavior of biomass plant materials Meszaros, E. et 01. Chrmia I Itzrlwier-ia Ekologicznu, 2002, 9. (I), 33-41. TG-mass spectrometry was applied to detect the characteristics of a special poplar wood that was improved for energetic purposes. The thermal decomposition of the sapwood and the heartwood as well as the bark and the whole sample were studied. The effect of inorganic materials in the wood has also been studied. All samples were milled to a particle size smaller than 120 llrn and heated at lo-40"/min in an inert Ar atmosphere and in an oxidative (Ar:O = 79:21) atmosphere. Some samples were pretreated by washing with 60" Hz0 for 2 h to remove inorganic substances from the wood. ## 03/00697 Utilization of urban and pu
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- Publisher
- Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0140-6701)
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Engineering (Physical Sciences)