Engineering students at UP need to be able to safely conduct hands-on combustion experiments. The Biomass Conversion and Testing Facility capstone team designed and constructed a fume hood to remove and measure the emissions from small scale combustion experiments. The team tested the system with cookstoves used in developing countries, which reduce human exposure to the pollutants from traditional biomass fires.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/egr_project/1048/thumbnail.jp
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2014This thesis presents a feasibility study for a low ...
It is estimated that around three billion people globally rely on traditional usage of biomass to co...
Traditional methods of cooking in developing regions of the world emit pollutants that endanger the ...
The University of Arkansas StoveHOGS team developed a method for efficiency and particle emissions t...
There are many people in developing nations who do not have access to modern cooking facilities (i.e...
Open biomass burning is a significant source of trace gases and particulate pollutants on a global s...
Open biomass burning is a significant source of trace gases and particulate pollutants on a global s...
The objective of the present article is to present an experimental facility which was designed an...
About one-third of the world’s population uses biomass and other renewable sources of fuel for coo...
The world energy demand growth is more and more supplied by renewable energy sources. In this scenar...
As a result of environmental and policy considerations as well as dwindling oil resources, there is ...
Indoor air pollution due to inefficient use of solid biomass fuels in traditional cookstoves causing...
A design of a method for calculating the efficiency and particulate matter emission rates was develo...
Wood burning has significant environmental and health impacts. This research focused on creating low...
More than 2 billion people in the world use biomass stoves for cooking and heating their homes. Due ...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2014This thesis presents a feasibility study for a low ...
It is estimated that around three billion people globally rely on traditional usage of biomass to co...
Traditional methods of cooking in developing regions of the world emit pollutants that endanger the ...
The University of Arkansas StoveHOGS team developed a method for efficiency and particle emissions t...
There are many people in developing nations who do not have access to modern cooking facilities (i.e...
Open biomass burning is a significant source of trace gases and particulate pollutants on a global s...
Open biomass burning is a significant source of trace gases and particulate pollutants on a global s...
The objective of the present article is to present an experimental facility which was designed an...
About one-third of the world’s population uses biomass and other renewable sources of fuel for coo...
The world energy demand growth is more and more supplied by renewable energy sources. In this scenar...
As a result of environmental and policy considerations as well as dwindling oil resources, there is ...
Indoor air pollution due to inefficient use of solid biomass fuels in traditional cookstoves causing...
A design of a method for calculating the efficiency and particulate matter emission rates was develo...
Wood burning has significant environmental and health impacts. This research focused on creating low...
More than 2 billion people in the world use biomass stoves for cooking and heating their homes. Due ...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2014This thesis presents a feasibility study for a low ...
It is estimated that around three billion people globally rely on traditional usage of biomass to co...
Traditional methods of cooking in developing regions of the world emit pollutants that endanger the ...