This article describes an operation where switchgrass is grown and pelletized, covering all aspects of the operation, from crop establishment to marketing the crop, and an analysis of costs.
This article provides the advantages and disadvantages of using fuel ethanol to help give engine owners a balanced view and make the most of their fuel.
Information to help homeowners, schools and institutions, and industries determine whether biomass heat would be effective and cost-efficient for them.
Overview of the equipment common to most commercial-scale biomass combustors and discusses some of the considerations in selecting a biomass combustor.
One of the more promising options for PA farmers and foresters interested in growing biomass is to sell your biomass for co-firing with other fuels, especially coal.
A plug flow digester vessel is a long, narrow, insulated, and heated tank made of reinforced concrete, steel, or fiberglass with a gas-tight cover to capture the biogas.
Biogas is renewable natural gas produced from organic waste. This course explains how biogas is produced, the equipment needed, and how to estimate yield.
This article is intended to serve as a reference for converting many different types of measurements quickly and accurately from one system of units to another.
Achieving (and maintaining) peak performance of your engines will result in many benefits such as high fuel efficiency, reduced maintenance expenses, reduced downtime, and extended life.