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Comparison study of sugarcane leaves and corn stover as a potential energy source in pyrolysis process

Sriprasoed et al., 2016

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4208374788526627124
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Sriprasoed R
Patikarnmonthon N
Kamwilaisak K
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Energy procedia

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Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) and corn (Zea mays, Linn.) is widely planted in Thailand. The pyrolysis process has been carried out in thermochemical processing of organic decomposition of biomass to increase the value of the biomass. The aim of this …
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