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Solid Fuel Production from Animal Manure

Jivan Ali Aldoski, Ferhat Kup

Journal of Experimental Agriculture International · pp. 1–16 · Published 9 May 2022

10.9734/jeai/2022/v44i830837

Abstract

Three of the biggest problems that the world will face in the future are energy, food and water security. The need for alternative energy sources is increasing due to the fact that the world's energy resources are depleted and especially the damage of fossil fuels to ecology. Today, studies on alternative energy sources are carried out intensively. One of the alternative energy sources is biomass solid fuels obtained from plant or animal manure. In this study, biomass in block form will be obtained by using binders from chicken and sheep manure. Finally, the obtained biomass will be analyzed in the solid fuel analysis laboratory, and the results will be compared and written statistically.

Biomass manure energy sulfur coal

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