Hay as fuel

Hovi, M.; Hovi, K.; Juerjenson, K. Department of Agricultural Energy Engineering

Hay as fuel

2002

Hovi, M. | Hovi, K. | Juerjenson, K. (Estonian Agricultural University, Tartu (Estonia)Department of Agricultural Energy Engineering)

Hay, as a fuel does not contribute to increasing CO2 content of the atmosphere. Production of hay enables to make use of fields that have remained uncultivated (currently more than 200,000 ha in Estonia) and to increase employment of people in the rural areas. Hay from 1 ha contains approximately 20 MW-h of energy

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combustible combustibles contaminantes energy sources estonia estonie foin fuels hay heno polluant pollutants renewable energy

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Publisher

EAU Publishing Centre

Pagination

p. 127-128

Other Subjects

Energia renovable; Source d'energie; Fuente de energia; Energie renouvelable

Language

Estonian

Note

Summary (En)

3 ref.

ISBN

9985-816-16-1

Translated Title

Hein kuetusena

Type

Summary

Source

Investigation and usage of renewable energy sources, Estonian Agricultural University, Tartu (Estonia).- Tartu (Estonia): EAU Publishing Centre, 2002.- ISBN 9985-816-16-1. 159 p.

Conference

Investigation and usage of renewable energy sources. Second conference proceedings, Tartu (Estonia), 2001

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Hay as fuel

2002

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