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Boiling Point 39: Using biomass residues for energy - Autumn 1997
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 Issue 39 (1997) Using biomass residues for energy |
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Biomass fuels: their use and how different fuels affect technology choice. This edition will include charcoal and briquetting.[top] [end]Articles in Knowledge Bank
- Using biomass residues for energy Theme editorial: Using biomass residues for energy by Smail Khennas
- Briquetting agricultural residues Briquetting agricultural residues by Andrew Russell
- Briquetting of biomass residues in India using a Beehive Pyrolyser and briquetting machine Briquetting of biomass residues in India using a Beehive Pyrolyser and briquetting machine by Dr Kiran Rawat and Dr Anil P. Joshi
- Briquettes in Sudan Briquettes in Sudan by Widad Osman Ahmed
- An introduction to the reality of household fuel needs in Bangladesh An introduction to the reality of household fuel needs in Bangladesh by Mohammad Aslam
- Sawdust utilization - experiences in Mutare, Zimbabwe Sawdust utilization; experiences in Mutare, Zimbabwe by Mr Chinyowa
- Biomass resources use in tea plantations in Sri Lanka Biomass resources use in tea plantations in Sri Lanka by L. Vijayanathan and L.G. Lamasena
- Development of cooking-cum-heating stoves in the upland of North Vietnam Development of cooking-cum-heating stoves in the upland of North Vietnam by Eng Tran Ngoc Dang
- Fuelwood as a source of urban household energy in Ethiopia - A supply perspective Fuelwood as a source of urban household energy in Ethiopia: A supply perspective by Alemayehu Gebrehiwot
- Community-managed micro-hydro projects in Northern Pakistan Community-managed micro-hydro projects in Northern Pakistan by Muhammad Saleem
- The low wattage cooker - the Nepal experience The low wattage cooker: the Nepal experience by Urmila Simkhada
- Routes for commercialization of rural stoves Routes for commercialization of rural stoves by Smail Khennas
- Thermally efficient improved wood-burning metal cooking stove Thermally efficient improved wood-burning metal cooking stove with water-heating arrangement for cold climates in India by Rajeev Aggarwal and Dr. O. P. Sharma
- The Women and Energy Project for stove dissemination in Kenya - crossing the sustainability bridge The 'Women and Energy Project' for stove dissemination in Kenya: crossing the sustainability bridge by James Muriithi
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