Task 32: Biomass Combustion
Basic information regarding decentralised CHP plants based on biomass combustion in IEA partner countries. (Prof Dr. Ingwald Obernberger, Dipl-Ing Gerold Thek, March 2004)
read moreThe study presents a method for a comparison of different energy systems with respect to the overall energy yield during the life cycle. For this purpose, the Cumulative Energy Demand (CED) based on primary energy and the Energy Yield Factor (EYC) are introduced and determined for the following scenarios: Log wood, wood chips, and wood […]
read moreThis overview was prepared by Task 32 on the basis of the collective information and experience of members of the Task. It describes some of the major issues involved in biomass combustion and co-firing technologies for both domestic and industrial use. For the report click here
read moreAs 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. […]
read moreThe Seminar on Aerosols from Biomass Combustion has been jointly organised by the IEA Biomass Combustion and Cofiring Task and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy. International experts presented the knowledge on the environmental impact of aerosols, the formation mechanisms, the measurement technologies, and the measures for aerosol reduction. For the report click here
read morePrior to the organisation of the Sevilla modelling workshop, a questionnaire was send out amongst 59 R&D organisations, manufacturers etc. in the member countries to evaluate the contents and status of ongoing modelling projects and programmes. 38 questionnaires on modelling projects were returned to IEA. The results of the questionnaires were evaluated and shared with […]
read moreThe 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 […]
read moreThe objective of this study is to obtain an overall insight into the possibilities of beneficially using the ash residue from reject wood combustion within the applicable environmental protection criteria. For the report click here
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