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中国林业生物质能源转化技术产业化趋势 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
生物质能源是十分重要的可再生能源,高效转化利用生物质能源是研究和工业化利用的热点.本文主要论述了中国林业生物质资源状况,目前生物质能源转化利用的技术研究和产业化现状,以及今后生物质能源发展趋势和近期国家可能大力支持发展的重点产业化方向.我国生物质能源的研究开发和产业化的发展趋势主要是生物质气化(供气、供热、发电)、生物质乙醇、生物柴油、高效燃烧(热效率达60%)等方面实现产业化. 相似文献
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中国林业生物质能源转化技术产业化趋势 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
生物质能源是十分重要的可再生能源,高效转化利用生物质能源是研究和工业化利用的热点。本文主要论述了中国林业生物质资源状况,目前生物质能源转化利用的技术研究和产业化现状,以及今后生物质能源发展趋势和近期国家可能大力支持发展的重点产业化方向。我国生物质能源的研究开发和产业化的发展趋势主要是:生物质气化(供气、供热、发电)、生物质乙醇、生物柴油、高效燃烧(热效率达60%)等方面实现产业化。 相似文献
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本文按生物质能源利用类型列出了山西省生物质能源树种,对其分布特点、现状及存在问题进行了分析,按主要类型区提出了生物质能源发展对策及建议。 相似文献
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我国是农业大国,生物质能源作为我国农村生活用能的重要组成部分,其开发利用对保障国家能源安全和社会主义新农村建设具有重要意义。文章分析了我国农村生物质能源的发展现状和消费结构,认为我国农村地区的生物质能利用主要集中在沼气、秸秆和薪柴。近几年来,我国沼气利用的规模不断扩大,秸秆利用方式由传统的燃烧向集中制气、炭化和固化成型等多种方式转变。农村生物质能源消费以秸秆和薪柴为主,沼气在消费结构中所占比例呈上涨趋势。当前我国生物质能源的利用仍存在许多问题,未来应从生物质能资源清查、技术、政策资金保障、市场以及产业发展等方面促进农村生物质能源的开发利用。 相似文献
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生物质热解液化技术研究现状及展望 总被引:14,自引:0,他引:14
生物质热解液化技术是把低能量密度生物质转化为高能量密度液体产物的一种新型生物质能利用技术。该技术很大程度上能缓解当今社会的能源危机以及环境污染,是人类开发可再生资源的一种非常有效的途径。本文简要介绍了国内外对这一技术的研究及其进展。 相似文献
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国外生物质能源产业扶持政策 总被引:4,自引:2,他引:2
生物质能源消费量占世界能源总消费量的15%左右, 作为可再生的清洁能源, 其重要性越来越重要。国外很多国家都对生物质能产业的发展加强引导, 制定国家发展战略, 建立专门的科研和管理机构, 强化立法, 并在财政、信贷、税收等方面给予相当大的政策扶持。 相似文献
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In Montana, USA, there are substantial opportunities for mechanized thinning treatments on public forests to reduce the likelihood of severe and damaging wildfires and improve forest health. These treatments produce residues that can be used to generate renewable energy and displace fossil fuels. The choice modeling method is employed to examine the marginal willingness of Montanans' to pay (MWTP) for woody biomass energy produced from treatments in their public forests. The survey instrument elicited social preferences for important co-benefits and costs of woody biomass energy generation in Montana, namely the extent of healthy forests, the number of large wildfires, and local air quality. Positive and statistically significant MWTP is found for woody biomass energy generation, forest health and air quality. MWTP to avoid large wildfires is statistically insignificant. However, MWTP for woody biomass energy diminishes quickly, revealing that Montanans do not support public forestland management that produces more than double the current level of woody biomass harvested for energy generation. These findings can be used by policy makers and public land managers to estimate the social benefits of utilizing residues from public forest restoration or fuel treatment programs to generate energy. 相似文献
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林木生物质高效精细粉碎研究现状及展望 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
生物质能的开发利用及产业化是当前研究的热点,粉碎加工是生物质能转化利用的重要预处理工序.粉碎粒度影响后期加工利用效果,粉碎效率和功耗是影响大规模开发利用生物质能源的关键因素.本文论述了林木生物质高效超细粉碎研究的意义,概述了国内外相关研究现状,并展望了生物质粉碎设备的发展趋势. 相似文献
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《Forest Ecology and Management》1997,91(1):17-45
Biomass fuels currently (1994) supply around 14% of the world's energy, but most of this is in the form of traditional fuelwood, residues and dung, which is often inefficient and can be environmentally detrimental. Biomass can supply heat and electricity, liquid and gaseous fuels. A number of developed countries derive a significant amount of their primary energy from biomass: USA 4%, Finland 18%, Sweden 16% and Austria 13%. Presently biomass energy supplies at least 2 EJ year−1 in Western Europe which is about 4% of primary energy (54 EJ). Estimates show a likely potential in Europe in 2050 of 9.0–13.5 EJ depending on land areas (10% of useable land, 33 Mha), yields (10–15 oven-dry tonnes (ODt) ha−1), and recoverable residues (25% of harvestable). This biomass contribution represents 17–30% of projected total energy requirements up to 2050. The relative contribution of biofuels in the future will depend on markets and incentives, on continuous research and development progress, and on environmental requirements. Land constraints are not considered significant because of the predicted surpluses in land and food, and the near balance in wood and wood products in Europe.There is considerable potential for the modernisation of biomass fuels to produce convenient energy carriers such as electricity, gases and transportation fuels, whilst continuing to provide for traditional uses of biomass; this modernisation of biomass and the industrial investment is already happening in many countries. When produced in an efficient and sustainable manner, biomass energy has numerous environmental and social benefits compared with fossil fuels. These include improved land management, job creation, use of surplus agricultural land in industrialised countries, provision of modern energy carriers to rural communities of developing countries, a reduction of CO2 levels, waste control, and nutrient recycling. Greater environmental and net energy benefits can be derived from perennial and woody energy cropping than from annual arable crops which are short-term alternative feedstocks for fuels. Agroforestry systems can play an important role in providing multiple benefits to growers and the community, besides energy. In order to ameliorate CO2 emissions, using biomass as a substitute for fossil fuels (complete replacement, co-firing, etc.) is more beneficial from social and economic perspectives than sequestering the carbon in forests.Case studies are presented for several developed countries and the constraints involved in modernising biomass energy along with the potential for turning them into entrepreneurial opportunities are discussed. It is concluded that the long term impacts of biomass programmes and projects depend mainly on ensuring income generation, environmental sustainability, flexibility and replicability, while taking account of local conditions and providing multiple benefits, which is an important attribute of agroforestry-type systems. Biomass for energy must be environmentally acceptable in order to ensure its widespread adoptions as a modern energy source. Implementation of biomass projects requires governmental policy initiatives that will internalise the external economic, social and environmental costs of conventional fuel sources so that biomass fuels can become competitive on a ‘level playing field’. 相似文献
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The use of forest biomass as a renewable energy source has received much attention as a response to climate change and the
increasing global demands for energy. Local availability and conversion into secondary energy carriers with a lower capital
investment shows more weights on its interests. The substitution of fossil fuel by biomass fuel can have a strong effect on
the mitigation of climate change through reducing greenhouse gases, which can be an important consideration for CDM projects
in Bangladesh. This study uses literature review to analyse the legal framework of carbon trading under CDM, CDM additionality,
CDM and bioenergy promotion, land availability and technology for biomass production, and sustainability of CDM projects in
Bangladesh. The barriers to CDM projects in Bangladesh are explained as well as measures for promoting biomass production.
Biomass and bioenergy-based CDM projects can be attractive and support sustainable development in Bangladesh. The study suggests
capacity building and policy changes needed in order to comply with CDM modalities. The study can be useful to the climate
change mitigation and development policy makers in Bangladesh. 相似文献