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Modified thermodynamic equilibrium model for biomass gasification: a study of the influence of operating conditions

Puig-Arnavat et al., 2012

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1418385881514778073
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Puig-Arnavat M
Bruno J
Coronas A
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Energy & Fuels

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This paper presents a mathematical model for biomass gasification processes developed in the equation solver program Engineering Equation Solver (EES) with an implemented user- friendly interface. It is based on thermodynamic equilibrium calculations and includes some …
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