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Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production

Price increase and combustion effects of conventional fuels on environmental health have caused a paradigm increase in demand for wood fuel. Hence, a study on the utilization potential of some woody biomass to serve as an alternative to fossilized fuel has become important. Moisture content, density...

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Κύριοι συγγραφείς:	Oluwadare, A. O., Oyelere, A. T.
Μορφή:	Journal Contribution
Γλώσσα:	English
Έκδοση:	2023
Θέματα:	Gliricidia sepium Forest trees Renewable energy Physical properties Thermal properties Chemical properties Proximate analysis Gas chromatography Mass spectrometry Moisture content Lignins Calorific value Wood density Bioenergy Woody plants
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spelling	oai:http:--agris.upm.edu.my:0-22830Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy productionOluwadare, A. O.Oyelere, A. T.Gliricidia sepiumForest treesRenewable energyPhysical propertiesThermal propertiesChemical propertiesProximate analysisGas chromatographyMass spectrometryMoisture contentLigninsCalorific valueWood densityBioenergyWoody plantsPrice increase and combustion effects of conventional fuels on environmental health have caused a paradigm increase in demand for wood fuel. Hence, a study on the utilization potential of some woody biomass to serve as an alternative to fossilized fuel has become important. Moisture content, density, lignin content, Gross Calorific Value (GCV), proximate and ultimate analyses were determined following standard procedures. Moisture content was 13.39±1.07 while wood density, lignin content, gross calorific value were 992.95±21.40 kgm-3, 26.26±1.26 %, 19.55±0.16 % respectively. Acetone extraction reduced the GCV of G. sepium by 17.85%. Ash content (1.28±0.14%), volatile matter (73.138±0.145%), Nitrogen content (0.48±0.01%), Sulphur content (0.03±0.01%) of Gliricidia sepium reveals that it could be considered adequate and suitable for use as feedstock in bioenergy production.2023-06-20T08:10:58Z2023-06-20T08:10:58Z2019Journal ContributionArticleNon-RefereedInternational Journal of Biomass & Renewables (Malaysia), 8 (2), p. 28-382289-1692http://agris.upm.edu.my:8080/dspace/handle/0/22830MY2023050828enhttp://myjms.mohe.gov.my/index.php/ijbr/article/view/6202/2937http://www.oceandocs.org/license
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topic	Gliricidia sepium Forest trees Renewable energy Physical properties Thermal properties Chemical properties Proximate analysis Gas chromatography Mass spectrometry Moisture content Lignins Calorific value Wood density Bioenergy Woody plants
spellingShingle	Gliricidia sepium Forest trees Renewable energy Physical properties Thermal properties Chemical properties Proximate analysis Gas chromatography Mass spectrometry Moisture content Lignins Calorific value Wood density Bioenergy Woody plants Oluwadare, A. O. Oyelere, A. T. Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
description	Price increase and combustion effects of conventional fuels on environmental health have caused a paradigm increase in demand for wood fuel. Hence, a study on the utilization potential of some woody biomass to serve as an alternative to fossilized fuel has become important. Moisture content, density, lignin content, Gross Calorific Value (GCV), proximate and ultimate analyses were determined following standard procedures. Moisture content was 13.39±1.07 while wood density, lignin content, gross calorific value were 992.95±21.40 kgm-3, 26.26±1.26 %, 19.55±0.16 % respectively. Acetone extraction reduced the GCV of G. sepium by 17.85%. Ash content (1.28±0.14%), volatile matter (73.138±0.145%), Nitrogen content (0.48±0.01%), Sulphur content (0.03±0.01%) of Gliricidia sepium reveals that it could be considered adequate and suitable for use as feedstock in bioenergy production.
format	Journal Contribution
author	Oluwadare, A. O. Oyelere, A. T.
author_facet	Oluwadare, A. O. Oyelere, A. T.
author_sort	Oluwadare, A. O.
title	Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
title_short	Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
title_full	Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
title_fullStr	Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
title_full_unstemmed	Studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood Gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
title_sort	studies on physical, thermal and chemical properties of wood gliricidia sepium for potential bioenergy production
publishDate	2023
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