Nicholas E. Smith, T.J. Corcoran
Abstract
The energy inputs to each suboperation in wood production, particularly harvesting, are examined to allow estimation of total energy relationship. The analysis showed that the energetics of wood production are attractive and wood as a fuel has many desirable qualities. (JSR)
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The energy inputs to each suboperation in wood production, particularly harvesting, are examined to allow estimation of total energy relationship. The analysis showed that the energetics of wood production are attractive and wood as a fuel has many desirable qualities. (JSR)
Key concepts: Production (economics), Environmental science, Energy (signal processing), Pulp and paper industry, Wood production, Bioenergy, Waste management, Biofuel