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Research on Technical Process Development Trends of Biomass Waste Energy Technology
- 1 School of Engineering, Academy of Environmental Sciences, Dalian Maritime University, 1 Linghai Road, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, Dalian, China
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Abstract
Biomass waste energy has the advantages of large quantity, low cost, and carbon neutrality, and has broad prospects for energy utilization. As the only renewable energy that can be directly transformed into fuel, biomass plays an important role in alleviating energy demand and achieving environmentally friendly energy use. It is also an important way for China to achieve the goal of "carbon neutrality". This paper focuses on the latest technical process and future development trends of biomass waste energy technology. This paper also introduces the related technologies of energy utilization, and analyzes the process of biomass liquefaction and gasification, and provides technical references for the energy utilization of biomass waste.
Keywords
Biomass Waste, Energy Utilization, Liquefaction Technology, Gasification Technology
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Wang,Y. (2025). Research on Technical Process Development Trends of Biomass Waste Energy Technology. Applied and Computational Engineering,144,41-51.
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