Environmentally Safe Renewable Energy Technology Using Sugar Cane
Journal Title: Universal Journal of Environmental Research and Technology - Year 2011, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
Energy and environment are the two basic components of the new global of sustainable development. The story of the energy starts with wood, wood came to be replaced by coal and coal by oil only partially. Now a stage appears to have been reached when oil may also have to be substituted by Biomass. Sugar industry is one of the most important industries, playing vital role in the economic development of the nation and also a most advanced processing industry in the agricultural sector in India. After processing for cane sugar, the precipitate down at the bottom of the clarifier is called press mud, otherwise known as sugar cane mud, Mostly the cane leaves are supposed to be nuisance to the farmers and are so called waste residues. The bagasse and cane leaves are good candidates for gasification.
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Jadhav R. T.
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