Énergie nécessaire au broyage de la biomasse et des produits densifiés

Temmerman, Michaël

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Énergie nécessaire au broyage de la biomasse et des produits densifiés

Temmerman, Michaël

2011 • In Biotechnologie, Agronomie, Société et Environnement

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Broyage; Biomasse; pellets

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[fr] La littérature concernant la consommation énergétique du broyage dans les industries minières montre que cette problématique a été, et est encore, étudiée par de nombreux auteurs. Différents modèles de broyage sont donc disponibles pour ces industries, en particulier pour le broyage des minerais. Les principaux modèles et certaines de leurs évolutions sont repris dans la présente revue. Le broyage de la biomasse quant à lui a été bien moins étudié. Quelques études ont néanmoins porté sur la mesure des consommations énergétiques engendrées par le broyage de biomasses particulières, dans des systèmes particuliers. Rares sont celles qui prennent en compte suffisamment de paramètres relatifs à la matière entrante et sortante (granulométrie, humidité, origine, etc.) ou les caractéristiques du système de broyage. Pratiquement, aucun modèle de broyage de la biomasse n’a donc été proposé. Concernant le broyage des produits densifiés, aucune donnée ne semble disponible. À la lueur des théories de broyage de l’industrie minière, cette étude propose donc les paramètres à prendre en compte pour une éventuelle modélisation du broyage de la biomasse et des produits densifiés. Mots-clés. Broyage, biomasse, pellets, briquettes, théories

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Energy

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Temmerman, Michaël ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Doct. sc. agro. & ingé. biol.

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English

Title :

Énergie nécessaire au broyage de la biomasse et des produits densifiés

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[en] Energy needs For milling of biomass and densified products

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2011

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Biotechnologie, Agronomie, Société et Environnement

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1370-6233

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1780-4507

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Presses Agronomiques de Gembloux, Gembloux, Belgium

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