| Session 2: High Moisture Farm Residues and Sludges |
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High temperature, air-blown gasification of animal waste for energy production on the dairy farm
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| View abstract | Mr. Carl Pian | USA |
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Summary of the operating experience at Barham Farm over a 4-year period, including the systems environmental performance across water and air interfaces
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| View abstract | Mr. Kurt Roos | USA |
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Design and development of moving bed continuous down draft gasifier for powdery biomass and other powdery fuels - A promising technology for electrical power generation
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| View abstract | Prof. Thirunavukkarasu Sekar | India |
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Biorefinery of verge grass to produce bio-fuel
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| View abstract | Mr. Wolter Elbersen | Netherlands |
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Steam reforming of animal biomass
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| View abstract | Dr. Ravi Chandran | USA |
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Biogas: An opportunity fuel that will be increasingly used in the future
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| View abstract | Mr. William Kitto | USA |
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Codigestion of municipal sludge with olive oil press effluent and other residues
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| View abstract | Mr. Santino Di Berardino | Portugal |
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Anaerobic reactor and waste water treatment: Possibilities for energy generation in the pulp and paper industry
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| View abstract | Prof. Mauro Donizeti Berni | Brazil |
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Development of anerobic digestion for swine waste management
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| View abstract | Mr. Thomas D. Hayes | USA |
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Non-heating methane fermentation system of cold region incorporated with powerful wastewater treatment system using electrochemical method
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| View abstract | Prof. Takaaki Maekawa | Japan |
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Biomass production of Azolla Pinnata in contaminated soils of Punjab
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| View abstract | Dr. Hardip Kaur | India |
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