Search for dissertations about: "Chemical demand"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 402 swedish dissertations containing the words Chemical demand.
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1. Lean NOx reduction by alternative fuels - with focus on catalysts for dimethyl ether
Abstract : There is an increased demand for diesel engines running on non-fossil fuels such as dimethyl ether (DME), biodiesel and synthetic diesel. DME is a promising alternative fuel with potential for high energy efficiency and low CO2 emissions. However, during all high temperature combustion NOx is formed, which may require exhaust aftertreatment. READ MORE
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2. Catalytic Upgrading of Waste Oils to Advanced Biofuels – Deactivation and Kinetic Modelling Study
Abstract : The demand for liquid hydrocarbons as transportation fuels is enormous and ever growing. Advanced biofuels is one of the promising solutions to keep pace with the global transition to cleaner energy by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transport sector. READ MORE
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3. Studies on Rechargeable Fe-air electrodes in Alkaline electrolyte
Abstract : Energy storage system is an important component in the energy system based on variable renewable energy sources into the grid. Energy storage system could contribute to decarbonization, energy security, offset the demand and supply of the electricity sector, especially for the electric grid. READ MORE
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4. Design and Operation of a 10 kWth Chemical-Looping Combustor for Solid Fuels
Abstract : The use of a 10 kWth chemical-looping combustor for solid fuels was investigated. The unit was designed, dimensioned and built and two types of fuel were tested: a South African coal and a petroleum coke from Mexico. Chemical-looping combustion is an alternative to normal combustion for CO2 capture. READ MORE
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5. Norbornadienes for Solar Thermal Energy Storage and New Applications
Abstract : The energy demand worldwide is steadily increasing, therefore it is fundamental to efficiently utilise renewable energy resources. Energy storage technologies are partic- ularly relevant in order to be able to exploit renewable energy resources such as solar energy, since these are typically intermittent and not evenly distributed. READ MORE