Additives as fuel-oriented particulate matter (PM) mitigation measure for small-scale wood chip combustion

The complete thermo-chemical conversion of solid biogenic fuels (e.g., wood chips, wood pellets) is associated with unavoidable release of (inorganic) particulate matter (PM) emissions; this is especially a challenge in small-scale combustion appliances. In this context, the utilization of so-called additives is a promising, fuel-oriented PM mitigation measure. During combustion, suitable additives lead to a temperature-stable integration of the main PM-forming elements (e.g., potassium) from the biomass in the bottom ash.

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Small-scale combustion; Wood chips; Emission mitigation; Particulate matter; Additives

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333.7: Natural Resources, Energy and Environment

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Additives as fuel-oriented particulate matter (PM) mitigation measure for small-scale wood chip combustion