Features of the Mechanism of Gas-phase Ignition of Wood Biomass Particles

Kuznetsov, G. V.; Syrodoy, S. V.; Kostoreva, Zh. A.; Kostoreva, A. A.; Purin, M. V.; Nigay, N. A.; Zamaltdinov, R. R.

doi:10.1080/00102202.2024.2327595

Combustion Science and Technology

2024

DOI: 10.1080/00102202.2024.2327595

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Features of the Mechanism of Gas-phase Ignition of Wood Biomass Particles

G. V. Kuznetsov,

S. V. Syrodoy,

Zh. A. Kostoreva

et al.

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The present study aims to assess the sustainability of bioenergy potential from agriculture in the European Union in the period 2012–2021, with a particular focus on material flow and emissions management, bioenergy and recycling impacts, while assessing the potential of bioenergy from agriculture and analyzing the degree of self-sufficiency and import dependency in the biomass economy. While biomass has significant potential in the EU energy transition, its use is accompanied by challenges related to sustainability, carbon neutrality, efficiency and economic viability. Using a quantitative approach based on official statistical data, this research tracked the evolution of biomass imports, exports, domestic extraction and consumption, providing a comprehensive picture of the stability and adaptability of the biomass economy in the European Union. The results indicate a steady increase in domestic extraction and a stability in consumption, reflecting a high capacity of the European Union to manage biomass resources; thus, the degree of self-sufficiency has been high throughout the period, with a moderate dependence on imports, showing an adaptable economy. The conclusions suggest that in order to maintain this stability, the European Union must continue to develop balanced economic and environmental policies that support the sustainable use of biomass and contribute to the energy transition and environmental objectives.

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Features of the Mechanism of Gas-phase Ignition of Wood Biomass Particles

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Biomass minimum ignition temperature prediction through differential study of thermogravimetric analysis

Biomass minimum ignition temperature prediction through differential study of thermogravimetric analysis

Assessing the Sustainability of Agricultural Bioenergy Potential in the European Union

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