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Characterization of biomass wastes and its possibility of agriculture utilization due to biochar production by torrefaction process

Kwoczynski et al., 2021

Document ID
13426752542620885478
Author
Kwoczynski Z
Čmelík J
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Cleaner Production

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The utilization of biomass waste by converting to biochar seems to be an efficient and environmental friendly way of biomass treating. Biochar is produced from biomass by low temperature pyrolysis (torrefaction). Application of biochar in agriculture as soil supplement …
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