High-Efficient and High-Functional Drying Technology using Comminution Technique

High-Efficient and High-Functional Drying Technology using Comminution Technique

Carbon dioxide is absorbed through photosynthesis during growth phase of biomass. Thus, the overall balance of carbon dioxide emissions in this practice can be considered even （i.e. carbon neutral）. Increased utilization of unused biomass and biomass waste is one way of solving the problems of reduc...

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Veröffentlicht in:Funtai Kogakkaishi Japan, 2012/03/10, Vol.49(3), pp.216-220
Hauptverfasser: Takemoto, Natsuki, Kajiyama, Hiroaki, Yamane, Keiji, Matsumoto, Katsu
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