An Introduction to Biomass Thermochemical Conversion - NREL
An Introduction to Biomass Thermochemical Conversion - NREL
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Alfalfa stems<br />
Rice straw<br />
Wood - yard waste<br />
RFD - Tacoma<br />
Forest residuals<br />
Bana Grass, HI<br />
Switchgrass, OH<br />
Switchgrass, D Leaf, MN<br />
Almond wood<br />
Switchgrass, MN<br />
Rice husks<br />
Willow - SV1-1 yr<br />
Hybrid poplar<br />
Imperial wheat straw<br />
Poplar - coarse<br />
Demolition wood<br />
California wheat straw<br />
Oregon wheat straw<br />
Alder/fir sawdust<br />
Danish wheat straw<br />
Wood - land clearing<br />
Willow - SV1-3 yr<br />
Miscanthus, Silberfeder<br />
Furniture waste<br />
Urban wood waste<br />
Sugar Cane Bagasse<br />
Mixed waste paper<br />
Fir mill waste<br />
Red oak sawdust<br />
Nitrogen Content of <strong>Biomass</strong><br />
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5<br />
Nitrogen (lb/MBtu)<br />
Bain, R. L.; Amos, W. P.; Downing, M.; Perlack, R. L. (2003). Biopower Technical Assessment:<br />
State of the Industry and the Technology. 277 pp.; <strong>NREL</strong> Report No. TP-510-33123
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