和歌山県における残渣・廃棄系バイオマスの賦存量とエネルギーポテンシャル

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Biomass is a renewable carbon resource, which can be classified into two categories ; (1) one is a plantation biomass produced in the field without the land-use competition and (2) the other is a waste biomass derived from the production activities. Waste biomass takes a wide range of forms, and includes municipal wastes such as urban refuse and sewage ; industrial wastes ; wood wastes and residues generated in forests and lumber mills ; agricultural crop residues and livestock and poultry manures. The low-cost waste biomass is considered to be an important renewable energy resource especially in industrialized countries. To assess the energy potential of waste biomass generated in Wakayama prefecture, the abundances of forestry wastes, the agricultural crop residues and the farm animal wastes were estimated. The total energy potential of all waste biomass was about 5199TJ, 73.4% of which was generated from forestry residues. Wakayama has the potential to generate 9.3% of the primary energy demand for the annual power consumption from the waste biomass.
近畿大学の論文
2002-02-28