Thermal analysis of aboveground biomass of the two species cultivated in artificial forest plantations in marginal lands of Ukraine

Sytnyk, Svitlana; Lovynska, Viktoriia; Kharytonov, Mykola; Рула, І. В.; Poliakh, Vadym; Roubík, Hynek

doi:10.1080/00207233.2021.1997217

International Journal of Environmental Studies

2021

DOI: 10.1080/00207233.2021.1997217

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Thermal analysis of aboveground biomass of the two species cultivated in artificial forest plantations in marginal lands of Ukraine

Svitlana Sytnyk

Viktoriia Lovynska

Mykola Kharytonov

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The Biogas Potential of Oxytree Leaves

Mazurkiewicz

2022

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This article describes the characteristics of th Oxytree (Paulownia) plant, both in terms of its impact on GHG emissions and its potential use to produce biofuel, i.e., biogas. The described research involved the physico-chemical and elemental analysis of the Oxytree leaf composition and its biogas efficiency depending on the harvesting method. Three different scenarios were considered: the freshest possible leaves—processed immediately after stripping from the living tree; after the first day of collection from pruned or harvested wood; after the first week of collection from pruned or harvested wood. The best results were achieved for the harvest of the freshest leaves—on average 430 m3/Mg (biogas) and 223 m3/Mg (methane) per dry organic mass. The highest yield of biogas in terms of fresh mass (FM) was obtained for leaves fallen and collected after 1 day—123 m3/Mg FM, and 59 m3/Mg FM (methane). Processing Oxytree leaves through anaerobic digestion will contribute to reducing the carbon footprint of wood biomass production and is an additional source of renewable energy and fertilizer product.

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The Biogas Potential of Oxytree Leaves

Mazurkiewicz

2022

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Thermal analysis of aboveground biomass of the two species cultivated in artificial forest plantations in marginal lands of Ukraine

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