SUPPLEMENTS TO THE PROBLEM OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN REDUCING LIGNOCELLULOSES BIOMASS SIZE TO PRODUCE ENERGY

This article presents complementary results on experimental data on the process of reducing the size of plant biomass by mechanical cutting. According to the source of the experimental data, the problem of statistical modelling of the main parameters describing the process of biomass reduction was a...

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Published inJournal of Applied Life Sciences and Environment Vol. 55; no. 2 (190); pp. 159 - 165
Main Authors SFIRU, Raluca, CARDEI, Petru, MURARU-IONEL, Cornelia, MURARU, Vergil
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Iasi University of Life Sciences 28.02.2023
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Summary:This article presents complementary results on experimental data on the process of reducing the size of plant biomass by mechanical cutting. According to the source of the experimental data, the problem of statistical modelling of the main parameters describing the process of biomass reduction was approached. A more comprehensive formulation of the list of main system parameters was also attempted, which should be considered in a minimal mathematical model. The results of this article are starting points for a systemic approach to this biomass processing process. A first systematization is fixing 13 parameters that are included in the model of the biomass size reduction phenomenon. The 13 model parameters are divided into three categories: input parameters (5), adjustment parameters (4) and output parameters (4). The performances of the interpolation formulas are evaluated using the global error and the maximum error, varying between 1% and 0.1% for the prior and 3.8% and 0.34% for the latter. Some mathematical models suggest the existence of optimal operating points. Their exploitation can only come as a result of new high-resolution experimental research, at least in terms of rotation speed.
ISSN:2784-0379
2784-0360
DOI:10.46909/alse-552054