Co-Combustion is a combustion process in which solid fossil fuels and waste-derived fuels are simultaneously burned in a single reactor system, distinguished from conventional combustion by the intentional integration of multiple fuel types to enhance energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
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Biomass-coal co-combustion: opportunity for affordable renewable energy
Larry Baxter · Fuel · 2004 · 589 citations
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Thermal behaviour and kinetics of coal/biomass blends during co-combustion
M.V. Gil, M.D. Casal, C. Pevida et al. · Bioresource Technology · 2010 · 536 citations · Full text
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