9.16.2019
Using ash from forest biomass to upgrade biogas: a Swedish study
Research
Using combustion ash produced by refuse incineration plants to absorb the CO2 in biogas is nothing new, and for this reason is often discussed in the context of technologies used to upgrade biogas. Recently, however, groups of Swedish researchers have experimented with using ash derived from forest biomass rather than from refuse. Laboratory and full-scale tests have both shown a greater efficiency in the upgrading process as well as the possibility to exploit waste materials that would otherwise not be utilized.
Original language: English
Origin: Sweden
Speaker
Ake Nordberg
Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
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