Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV

This article explores the energy characteristics of wood-chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV, which was cultivated in an energy plantation. The higher heating value of wood and bark of Salix viminalis was assessed through an experimental measurement in a special calorimeter for solid fue...

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Autores principales:	Ladislav Dzurenda, Jarmila Geffertova, Vladimir Hecl
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Publicado:	University of Zagreb, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology 2010
Materias:	higher heating value lower heating value salix wood and bark wood chips energy plantations Forestry SD1-669.5
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:45f9b0385c664269afc09e1497ec9b462021-12-02T04:23:15ZEnergy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV0012-67721847-1153https://doaj.org/article/45f9b0385c664269afc09e1497ec9b462010-03-01T00:00:00Zhttp://drvnaindustrija.sumfak.hr/pdf//Drv%20Ind%20Vol%2061%201%20Dzurenda.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/0012-6772https://doaj.org/toc/1847-1153This article explores the energy characteristics of wood-chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV, which was cultivated in an energy plantation. The higher heating value of wood and bark of Salix viminalis was assessed through an experimental measurement in a special calorimeter for solid fuels, model IKA C 200. The lower heating value of wood and bark was calculated from the higher heating value Qs, taking into account hydrogen Hdaf and water contentWr in fuel samples that were assessed in a laboratory. The higher heating value and lower heating value of a dry Salix viminalis wood (QSW = 19 520 kJ/kg and QnW =18 044 kJ/kg) were assessed by these analyses. The higher heating value and lower heating value of a dry Salix viminalis bark were also assessed (QSB = 19 389 kJ/kg, and QnB = 17 997 kJ/kg). The share of bark of 19.35%was assessed in wood-chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV, in accordance with the Slovak Technical Norm STN 48 0058 for wood assortments, wood chips containing leaves, and sawdust. The lower heating value of wood chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV in dry state was calculated, based on the lower heating value of salix wood, the lower heating value of salix bark, and the share of bark in wood chips as a weighted average Qn CH = 18 035 kJ/kg.Ladislav DzurendaJarmila GeffertovaVladimir HeclUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technologyarticlehigher heating valuelower heating valuesalix wood and barkwood chipsenergy plantationsForestrySD1-669.5ENDrvna Industrija, Vol 61, Iss 1, Pp 27-31 (2010)
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spellingShingle	higher heating value lower heating value salix wood and bark wood chips energy plantations Forestry SD1-669.5 Ladislav Dzurenda Jarmila Geffertova Vladimir Hecl Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV
description	This article explores the energy characteristics of wood-chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV, which was cultivated in an energy plantation. The higher heating value of wood and bark of Salix viminalis was assessed through an experimental measurement in a special calorimeter for solid fuels, model IKA C 200. The lower heating value of wood and bark was calculated from the higher heating value Qs, taking into account hydrogen Hdaf and water contentWr in fuel samples that were assessed in a laboratory. The higher heating value and lower heating value of a dry Salix viminalis wood (QSW = 19 520 kJ/kg and QnW =18 044 kJ/kg) were assessed by these analyses. The higher heating value and lower heating value of a dry Salix viminalis bark were also assessed (QSB = 19 389 kJ/kg, and QnB = 17 997 kJ/kg). The share of bark of 19.35%was assessed in wood-chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV, in accordance with the Slovak Technical Norm STN 48 0058 for wood assortments, wood chips containing leaves, and sawdust. The lower heating value of wood chips produced from Salix viminalis - clone ULV in dry state was calculated, based on the lower heating value of salix wood, the lower heating value of salix bark, and the share of bark in wood chips as a weighted average Qn CH = 18 035 kJ/kg.
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author	Ladislav Dzurenda Jarmila Geffertova Vladimir Hecl
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title	Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV
title_short	Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV
title_full	Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV
title_fullStr	Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV
title_full_unstemmed	Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV
title_sort	energy characteristics of wood-chips produced from salix viminalis - clone ulv
publisher	University of Zagreb, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology
publishDate	2010
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Energy Characteristics of Wood-Chips Produced from Salix Viminalis - Clone ULV

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