Search for dissertations about: "pyrolysis modelling"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the words pyrolysis modelling.
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11. Investigation of Solid Fuel Conversion in a Fluidised Bed Gasifier – Modelling and Experiments
Abstract : A substantial proportion of Sweden’s greenhouse gas emissions originates from the transportation sector, and the Swedish government has set the goal that the entire Swedish vehicle fleet will be independent from fossil fuels by 2030. One of the strategies investigated to achieve this goal is biomass gasification, which is a technology that can be used to transform lignocellulosic materials into a raw gas. READ MORE
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12. Pyrolysis of biomass in fluidized-beds: in-situ formation of products and their applications for ironmaking
Abstract : The iron and steel industry emitted 8 % of all CO2 emissions in Sweden, 2011. Investigating alternative energy carriers is the purpose of this thesis. By pyrolyzing biomass, an energetic solid, gaseous and liquid (bio oil) fraction is obtained. READ MORE
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13. Fire behaviour of selected polymeric materials : Numerical modelling and validation using microscale and bench scale test methods
Abstract : The ability to predict fire behaviour of materials is of key interest to building materials industry. Themain reason for it is expensive fire testing and certification costs borne by the manufacturers to bring a finished product to market. READ MORE
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14. Fundamental Study of two Selected Tropical Biomasses for Energy : coconut and cashew nut shells
Abstract : Cashew nut and coconut shells are two potential renewable and environmentally friendly energy sources that are commonly found as agro-industrial wastes in tropical countries. Despite this fact, they are not yet widely studied as such. READ MORE
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15. Pyrolysis of Biodegradable Waste for Negative Carbon Emissions
Abstract : Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage represents a crucial technology that enables an energy production with negative carbon emissions, which is needed to achieve global climate goals. Appropriated management of biodegradable waste, including biodegradable lignocellulosic waste, sewage sludge, organic fraction of municipal solid waste, can make this contribution. READ MORE