Understanding the performance of amine-based DESs for acidic gases capture from biogas

Jahanbakhsh-Bonab, Parisa; Jahanbin Sardroodi, Jaber; Heidaryan, Ehsan

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2024.120069

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“…The data shown in Figure 5 were created from the bibliometric coupling of the published scientific reports with their respective citations, considering the relevant research and countries for each of them. China and the USA are the pioneers on the subject, where connections with other scientists from other regions expand and improve advances in the use of biogas production from agricultural waste, improving the method for reducing pollutants gases (carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides among others) in the biogas generation process [68]. The use of agricultural waste as fuel sources for the generation of electrical energy: The use of agricultural waste as fuel sources for the generation of electrical energy has been intensively investigated in the last decade, with waste from vegetables, fruits, and…”

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“…Countries with at least 50 publications on the topic of electricity generation through agricultural waste. China and the USA are the pioneers on the subject, where connections with other scientists from other regions expand and improve advances in the use of biogas production from agricultural waste, improving the method for reducing pollutants gases (carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides among others) in the biogas generation process[68].…”

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Bibliometric Analysis: Use of Agricultural Waste in the Generation of Electrical Energy

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Scientific reports have diversified enormously in the various thematic areas of the scientific world, generating errors and biases in the searches and directing the various investigations. For this reason, this article provides an approach, from the point of view of bibliometric analysis, to reveal the trends of agricultural waste for its potential use as fuel in generating electrical energy. This research has used the programs RStudio, VosViewer, and Excel for the compilation and analysis of data, whose data were extracted from Scopus during the period from 2013 to 15 March 2024, filtering all types of publications that were not original articles and English language. Scientific reports have found that biodigesters are constantly evolving, improving valves, studying and analyzing different types of agricultural waste, and using microorganisms to accelerate the fermentation process of agricultural waste. The terms biogas (330 occurrences), anaerobic digestion (214 occurrences), and agriculture (212 occurrences) were the words with the highest occurrences. At the same time, the author that stood out was Liu Y., who had an H index of 6 and 117 citations in his six articles published in the Scopus database. Moreover, China (1900 citations) was the country with the highest citation numbers, followed by the United States (1060 citations) and India (967 citations). The designs of biogas production increase efficiency and can increase biodigesters’ performance. The research also reveals the different types of development and trends that stood out and emerged in the last decade, such as the authors who have had the most impact on this topic that has recently emerged and the countries that have obtained the most significant number of publications on the topic.

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