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Mögliches Potential der Energiepflanzen in Österreich : biogene Festbrennstoffe und deren thermo-chemische Eigenschaften

Name: Mögliches Potential der Energiepflanzen in Österreich : biogene Festbrennstoffe und deren thermo-chemische Eigenschaften
Creator: Abfalterer, Alex
Keywords: Brennstoffe, Thermochemische Behandlung, Energiepflanzen, Festbrennstoff, Brennstoffe, Verbrennung, Biomasse, Verbrennung, Energiepflanzen, biomass, Nutzpflanzen, Bioenergieerzeugung, Industriepflanzen, Fester Brennstoff

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Authors: Abfalterer, Alex;

Mögliches Potential der Energiepflanzen in Österreich : biogene Festbrennstoffe und deren thermo-chemische Eigenschaften

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eingereicht von Alex Abfalterer Zsfassung in engl. Sprache Wien, Univ. für Bodenkultur, Dipl.-Arb., 2010

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Brennstoffe, Thermochemische Behandlung, Energiepflanzen, Festbrennstoff, Brennstoffe, Verbrennung, Biomasse, Verbrennung, Energiepflanzen, biomass, Nutzpflanzen, Bioenergieerzeugung, Industriepflanzen, Fester Brennstoff, Energy crops, solid biofuel, biofuels, combustion, biomass, Energy crops, biofuels, Festbrennstoff, 801, Biomasse, solid biofuel, combustion

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