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Energy pellets
Author(s) -
Leif Jilkén
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
linnaeus eco-tech
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2002-8008
DOI - 10.15626/eco-tech.1999.003
Subject(s) - pellets , polypropylene , thermoplastic , waste management , pellet , materials science , polyethylene , thermoplastic composites , thermoplastic polymer , environmental science , composite number , waste material , energy conservation , composite material , engineering , polymer , electrical engineering
Thermoplastic waste from industrial enterprises and commerce constitutes a considerable potential for conservation of energy resources. Another energy resource is organic fibres, such as woodfibres from waste. By ad ding waste fibres and thermoplastic waste in a composite ENCO we have got a new fuel pellet/material. Thermoplastic waste from polyethylene (P E) and polypropylene (PP) together with woodfibres are used in ENCO to reach a high energy density.

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