Co-combustion

• Factsheet on indirect cofiring

  Dec 2009

  Indirect co-firing consists of the combustion of producer gas from biomass/waste gasification in coal-fired furnaces or lime kilns. Gasification can be thus considered a method for biomass pre-processing. For factsheet click here

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• Review of models and tools for slagging and fouling prediction for biomass co-combustion

  Dec 2009 read more
• Options for high percentage biomass cofiring in new power plants

  Jun 2009

  The focus of the workshop is to discuss new technologies for co-firing, and share the ideas with the audience. Therefore, a number of presentations have been prepared covering the field of new technologies. For the report click here

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• Biomass impacts on SCR catalyst performance

  Oct 2005

  The work focuses on poisoning of SCR catalysts by fly ash minerals and the effects of SO2 interactions with the catalysts. For the report click here

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• Biomass-coal Co-combustion: Opportunity for Affordable Renewable Energy

  Dec 2004

  This investigation explores the reasons for and technical challenges associated with co-combustion of biomass and coal in boilers designed for coal (mainly pulverized coal) combustion. For the report click here

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• Biomass Cofiring Workshop 5 of the 12th European Conference on Biomass for Energy, Industry and Climate Protection

  Jun 2002

  As part of the 12th European Conference on Biomass for Energy and Industry held on 17-21 June 2002 in Amsterdam, a workshop on biomass cofiring was organised by IEA Bioenergy Task 32 (Biomass Combustion and Cofiring), Task 33 (Biomass Gasification) and EUBIONET (the European Bioenergy Network). This report shows the overhead sheets that were presented. […]

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• Addressing the Constraints for Successful Replication of Demonstrated Technologies for Co-combustion of Biomass/Waste

  Jun 2000

  The final seminar of the EU Thermie B project “Addressing the constraints for successful replication of demonstrated technologies for co-combustion of biomass/waste” was held at the 1 st World Conference and Exhibition on Biomass for Energy and Industry and was supported by the IEA Coal Combustion Science Group and the IEA Bioenergy Task 19: Biomass […]

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