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Progress in Biomass Conversion: Volume 4

D.A. Tillman, Edwin C. Jahn

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This book contains 10 chapters by various authors: Lipid crops for chemicals and fuels; Lignin utilization: potential and challenge; Adhesives from natural resources; Formation of NO and particulates during suspension-phase wood combustion; Wood energy use in the wood products industry: what the data show; Advances in chemical pulping processes; Making the best energy use of wood; A predictive model for stratified downdraft gasification of biomass; Small scale industrial biomass systems; and Biomass augmented ocean thermal energy conversion systems. An index is included.

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This book contains 10 chapters by various authors: Lipid crops for chemicals and fuels; Lignin utilization: potential and challenge; Adhesives from natural resources; Formation of NO and particulates during suspension-phase wood combustion; Wood energy use in the wood products industry: what the data show; Advances in chemical pulping processes; Making the best energy use of wood; A predictive model for stratified downdraft gasification of biomass; Small scale industrial biomass systems; and Biomass augmented ocean thermal energy conversion systems. An index is included.

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This book contains 10 chapters by various authors: Lipid crops for chemicals and fuels; Lignin utilization: potential and challenge; Adhesives from natural resources; Formation of NO and particulates during suspension-phase wood combustion; Wood energy use in the wood products industry: what the data show; Advances in chemical pulping processes; Making the best energy use of wood; A predictive model for stratified downdraft gasification of biomass; Small scale industrial biomass systems; and Biomass augmented ocean thermal energy conversion systems. An index is included.

Key concepts: Biomass (ecology), Environmental science, Combustion, Lignin, Waste management, Biofuel, Pulp and paper industry, Volume (thermodynamics)

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