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On the minimum oxygen requirements for oxy-combustion of single particles of torrefied biomass

Panahi et al., 2020

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1108166104056792647
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Panahi A
Toole N
Wang X
Levendis Y
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A fundamental investigation was conducted on the combustion characteristics of pulverized torrefied biomass particles both in air and in simulated oxy-combustion gases, containing oxygen and carbon dioxide. Power generation by oxy-combustion of renewable biomass …
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