Alternatives for the Management of Industrial Forest Waste: Energy, Bioethanol, and Cellulose Pulp
Modern kraft pulp mills generate solid waste of 1–2% of incoming debarked wood. Given the size of these plants, with an annual production capacity of at least 1000,000 tons, each plant generates 20,000–30,000 dry tons of waste per year. The largest current use of these residues is for combustion in...
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| Language: | English |
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IntechOpen
2022
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