[Stoves] Chemical composition of wood chips and Wood Pellets

[Crispin Pemberton-Pigott]

The link is to an infected website.

Please avoid until it is cleaned.

Crispin

 

 

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Subject: [Stoves] Chemical composition of wood chips and Wood Pellets

 

Dear Crispin and Stovers,

 

Adding up to the link that Crispin shared, I would also like to add more
details on the chemical composition of wood chips/pellets.

One page PDF is extracted from my thesis on a gasifier stove using rice
straw pellet. 

Please find it in the link:http://www.mediafire.com/?mjb59n9jssmhm18

 

Origin of the table: [49] Oliver Pastre. Analysis of the technical obstacles
related to the production

and utilisation of fuel pellets made from agricultural residues. Technical

report, EUBIA, 2002.

 

Best regards,

 

Do Duc TUong

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Dear Friends



There is a valuable paper on the chemical composition of wood chips and
pellets just hit the press at
<http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ef300884k>
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ef300884k
written by Sriraam Chandrasekaran, Philip Hopke and friends at Clarkson U.



I am particularly interested in seeing this information base expended
because I use the elemental composition in the determination of the
stoichiometric air demand calculation for the heterogeneous test protocol.
The value is used to determine the actual excess air level, including the
oxygen in the fuel as one of the sources of O2.



Obtaining this information can be difficult and in worst cases, it has to be
estimated from known species.



The ash which is often used for fertiliser is affected by the composition of
the raw fuel so char and fertilizer people will also be interested (it is
discussed).



Regards

Crispin

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