Water interaction with laboratory-simulated fossil fuel combustion particles.

احتراق ذرات سوخت زیست‌توده در یک واحد تولید همزمان توان و حرارت مقیاس کوچک

Increasing energy cost and reduction of fossil fuel resources have been resulted in increasing demand of renewable energy, such as micro biomass particles in small scale Stirling engines to generate combined heat and power. In such Stirling engines, biomass particles are burnt in external combustion chamber and then, the generated heat is transferred to the working fluid of the engine cycle. Th...

The health effects of fossil fuel derived particles.

Over the past 10 years there has been increasing evidence that particles generated by the combustion of fossil fuels adversely affect health. To what extent should paediatricians be concerned about particle pollution? This review assesses what we know, and what we still need to know about the health effects of fossil fuel particles.

Remaining Fossil Fuel Combustion Wastes Ground-water Pathway Human Health Risk Assessment

Atmospheric chemistry of nitrogenous aerosols in northeastern Asia: biological sources and secondary formation

To better understand the sources of nitrogenous aerosols, particularly water-soluble organic nitrogen (WSON) and water-insoluble organic nitrogen (WION), in northeastern Asia, we measured total nitrogen (TN) and water-soluble total nitrogen (WSTN) as well as nitrogen isotope ratios (δN) of TN (δNTN) and WSTN (δ NWSTN) in the total suspended particulate (TSP) samples collected from Sapporo, nort...

Numerical modeling of biomass combustion in a stoker boiler

Biomass fuel is considered a promising substitute for traditional fossil fuels. Amid a great variety of methods for converting the energy in biomass fuel into usable energy, direct combustion is still the dominant technology employed by industry. Because biomass fuel possess a much wider range of physical and chemical properties than fossil fuel, its combustion behavior is similarly diverse (an...