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Experimental-Energy Combustion of Biomass Combined with Coal in Thermal Power Plants
Martin Bosák, Zuzana Hajduová, Milan Majerník, Pavol Andrejovský
Faculty of Business Economy, University of Economics in Bratislava,
Tajovského 13, 041 30 Kosice, Slovak Republic
Pol. J. Environ. Stud. 2015;24(4):1517–1523
Approximately 11,000 industrial facilities from 30 European countries are being monitored within the trading scheme for the European Union’s Emissions Trading System (ETS). They have released into the atmosphere 1.88 billion tons of CO2 emissions in 2011, of which a considerable portion is coming from thermal power plants. Additional power plant-generated waste like ash, slag (slag-ash mixture), oxides, sulfur, and nitrogen components present an environmental burden in closer and wider surroundings of thermal power plants.
This article synthesizes the results of scientific research, experimentation, and practical examination of environment-energy optimal biomass combustion of semianthracite with black coal. Experimentation was performed under practical conditions in Vojany Power Plant (EVO), the largest thermal power plant using fossil fuels in Slovakia.
Environmental and Social Approach to Creating a Product Strategy in Confectionery Industry Enterprises
The Role of Foreign Direct Investment, Energy and Pollution in Obtaining Sustainable Economic Development
Solid Biofuels in Residential Heating Appliances and Related Air Pollution in Northern Italy
Heavy Metals Occurrence, Seasonal Variation and Enrichment in Urban Soils Augmented with Industrial Waste
Environmental Safety and Security Investigations of Neustonic Microplastic Aggregates Near Water-Air Interphase
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