Sentence examples for utilisation of residue from inspiring English sources

But when H was added on day 10, MBN increased only on day 11 indicating that with H microbial utilisation of residue N may be restricted if addition of residue is combined with rewetting.

The production of briquettes from sawdust and other agro-residues exemplifies the potential of appropriate technology for the utilisation of biomass residues which abound in large quantities in developing countries.

The treatment and utilisation of biomass residues and waste for energy and recycling can contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emission reduction.

Biomass-to-Gas: The Energetic Utilisation of Biomass Residues by Means of an Absorption Enhanced Reforming Technology (03KB011).

Chosen from the wide range of activities, three exemplary projects are presented: 1. Biomass-to-Gas: The Energetic Utilisation of Biomass Residues by Means of an Absorption Enhanced Reforming Technology (03KB011).

The research activities in the field of polygeneration (integrated generation of three or more outputs such as heat, power and fuel are represented among others by the Research and Development Platform "Biomass-to-Gas: The Energetic Utilisation of Biomass Residues by Means of an Absorption Enhanced Reforming (AER Technologyy" (03KB011).

Additional advantages may include savings in road construction and transportation costs, reduced logging and landing construction costs, reduced environmental impacts resulting from smaller landings, improved utilisation of logging residues, and greater opportunities resulting from artificial lighting to work longer hours in a yard than in a forest (McKerchar & Twaddle [1987]).

Utilisation of agro-industrial residues as substrates in SSF processes provides an alternative avenue and value-addition to these otherwise under- or non-utilised residues.

However, the utilisation of these biomass residues in their natural form as fuel is quite challenging due to their low bulk density, low heat release and the excessive amounts of smoke they generate [9].

Efficiency principles apply in particular to resource conversion and optimal management of supply grids, e.g. for the utilisation of material and energy residues from the commodity production.

We use a synthetic symbiosis product group concept based on the utilisation of steel, paper and pulp process industry primary residues as a case study to assess the development potential of such products against legal requirements and policy objectives.