Search for dissertations about: "CHP"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 86 swedish dissertations containing the word CHP.
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1. Production planning of CHP plants integrated with bioethanol production and local renewables
Abstract : Production planning of an energy system is dependent on parameters such as energy demand and energy conversion technologies, which are influential in making decisions on operation strategy and optimal performance of the system. In accordance with the European Union energy policy, the share of renewable resources in the energy supply is growing. READ MORE
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2. New Opportunities and System Consequences for Biomass Integrated Gasification Technology in CHP Applications
Abstract : There are currently many driving forces for increasing electricity production in biomass CHP plants. This thesis presents techno-economic and CO2 emissions analyses for biomass integrated gasification technology in CHP applications. READ MORE
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3. District Heating and CHP : Local Possibilities for Global Climate Change Mitigation
Abstract : Global warming, in combination with increasing energy demand and higher energy prices, makes it necessary to change the energy use. To secure the energy supply and to develop sustainable societies, construction of energy-efficient systems is at the same time most vital. READ MORE
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4. System Aspects of Black Liquor Gasification – Consequences for both Industry and Society
Abstract : The pulp and paper industry consumes large quantities of biofuels (mainly bark and black liquor) to satisfy process requirements. Biomass is however a limited resource, and biofuel usage should therefore be as effective as possible. READ MORE
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5. Rational bioenergy utilisation in energy systems and impacts on CO2emissions
Abstract : The increased concentration of greenhouse gases in theatmosphere, in particular CO2, is changing the Earths climate. Accordingto the Kyoto protocol, where the international community agreedon binding emission targets, developed countries are committedto reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. READ MORE