Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7063192 | Biomass and Bioenergy | 2016 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
An amount of 363 t of fresh comminuted wood (about 300 t haâ1) was produced by the plantation considered. A total time of 39.5 h (about 5 days) was required to transform all trees in woodchip. The moisture content of woodchip produced was 52%, while the average Low Heating Value (HHV) was 8.51 MJ kgâ1. In this study, economic (production cost = 93 ⬠tâ1 DM) and energetic (output/input ratio = 74) evaluations of woodchip produced by Cedrus deodara plantations were positives. Nevertheless, the results obtained in this experimentation are close to the climate conditions and soil characteristics of Northwestern Italy.
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Authors
Marco Manzone,