Economics of flash pyrolysis for valorising short rotation willow cultivated for phytoremediation

Tom KUPPENS; Theo THEWYS

Economics of flash pyrolysis for valorising short rotation willow cultivated for phytoremediation

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Abstract

Flash pyrolysis appears to be economically more efficient than gasification or combustion for valorising the small amount of willow that is expected to be harvested during phytoremediation in the Belgian Campine. Cost-benefit analysis and risk analysis have been performed, by means of Monte Carlo simulations and experimental design.

Original language	English
Type	Conference presentation
Media of output	Presentation
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Seventh International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries

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economics pyrolysis phytoremediation

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Economics of flash pyrolysis for valorising short rotation willow cultivated for phytoremediation

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