The course explains the production of biomass for energy purposes in the future the number of areas energy crops differ from traditional agricultural crops, and the different conversion technologies used will have different requirements to the chemical composition of the biomass.
Renewable Energy and Environmental Engineering (REEE)
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| content serial | Description |
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| 1 | annual versus perennial crops. |
| 2 | crops with C3 or C4 photosynthesis. |
| 3 | Choice of crop in relation to soil type and climate conditions. |
| 4 | Cultivation, harvest and plant protection of dedicated energy crops compared to conventional agricultural crops. |
| 5 | Biomass quality including content of sugars, starch, insulin, cellulose, lignin, oil and protein. |
| 6 | Important crop qualities for storage, fermentation, combustion and oil extraction. |
| 7 | Nutrient cycles and losses. |
| 8 | Energy balance of the production system. |
| 9 | Emission of greenhouse gases and the effect on soil carbon balance. |
| 10 | Production economy - crop calculations. |
| 11 | Landscape effects. |
| 12 | Electricity generation from Crops. |
| 13 | Control and operation of electricity generation process. |
| 14 | Case study. |
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