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Research, modeling, implementation of energy use permanently renewable lignocellulose resources Date of end: 31.12.2010 |
APVV-0131-07 |
Ing. Neuschlová,CSc. |
Project was solved in cooperation with
Aims of project From biological point of view is solving diversification problem of energy resources (trees and plants) with the possibility of their cultivation to erosion threatened and contaminated soils. From technical point of view is solves capacity utilization of the secondary wood materials (sawdust, wood chips) to – produce pellets (line for pellet production) – heat and electricity production (technological equipment for heat production and electricity production, cogeneration unit), not missing calculations on ROI (return of investment) and economic benefits. Outputs from project:Through the project solutions have been obtained the information’s about the production process of 8 Swedish energy plants varieties of fast-growing willow (Salip sp.) skills and knowledge of biomass energy in four herbs (castor bean, sorghum – Hyso, Miscantus Chinese) in terms of southern. The highest rate of growth throughout the three-year experimental period had a variety Tordis, Gudrun, Tora, Sherwood. Highest growth of biomass provided varieties of Tordis and Godrun. Calorific values moved from 19,4 – 20,01MJ.kg-1 dry weight and calorific value from 18,1 – 18,7 MJ.kg-1. Energy production potential kind of poplar clones Robusta was quantify and Robusta and I-214 and derive the optical maturity of their ages Rotation crops for biomass energy production. Optimal rotation ages of maturity were determined according to the age of culmination of the overall average increase of value of productions of raw assortments of woods and production of tinning’s with possible use for energy purposes. For clone Robusta and standing crops 20-42 is in age of 35-23years and clone I-214 and its prosperous range of 20-46is in age 32-18. Clone I-214 has a gross maturity Rotation in about 3 years earlier than Robusta. Technology proposal was developed for secondary processing of wood material from production activities (chips, sawdust..) to – produce pellets (line for pellet production), - heat and energy production (technological equipment for heat and energy production), with calculations on ROI (return of investment) and economic benefits too. 2 x interim report, 1 x final report, publications types ADD (1 x), AEC (2 x), AEF (5 x), dissemination activities 14 x, 2 thesis, further continued, 3 completed and 2 continuing PhD work, created partnership with Dalkia, a.s. and Bio Salix Energy, s.r.o., proven technology 3 x, new product 1 x, 2 proposals of treatment standards (Agricultural sector), promoting project through posters on the Agrokomplex agri-food fair. |
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Model of managing strength properties of bleached sulfate pulp in manufacture process and processing |
APVV-0338-07 |
Ing. Fišerová. PhD. |
Period of project solution:09/2008-12/2010 Aims of project:The results for project solution are two models for managing strength properties of sulfate pulp in cooking process and the process of oxygen delignification, which have the greatest impact on the strength properties of sulfate pulp. The aim is to maintain the highest strength potential of raw material. Model for sulfate cooking process is predicting index of breakage, index of tearing, index of bursting strength and stiffness of non-bleached craft pulp based in pursuance of cooking temperature, consumption of effective alkali, sulphide of white liquor, H-factor, overall time of cooking operation and humidity of chips. For control of strength properties of bleached sulfate pulp was created model, in which are an input data as on the oxygen delignification process parameters: kappa number in input and output, temperature in top and low 2nd reactor, oxygen consumption, consumption NaOH and white liquor. Combination FT and NIR spectroscopy and chemo-metric methods was proposed on on-line monitoring representing species of leafy wood in operation chips and quick determination of strength properties in sulfur pulp with use of calibration models. Outputs from project:Software products for managing strength properties of sulfate pulp are used in order to increasecompetitiveness. The results were published in 4 publications in CC journals and 4 publications in reviewed magazines. |
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Minimizing energy consumption in pulp and paper industry by pinch technology |
APVV-0320-07 |
Ing. Balberčák |
Period of project solution:06/2008-12/2010 Aims of project:Decreasing specific energy consumption in paper production of 10%, reaching level of western Europe companies and eliminating competitive disadvantage in field of energy consumption. Outputs of project:Number of scientific work published in not-reviewed professional magazines and miscellanies (1). Newly created jobs (3). Proven technology (2). Number of participant in formal or not-formal education (10). Reducing operational production costs for sum of 375,743.00Eur. Other results (7). |
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Model prediction of qualitative paper characteristics |
APVV-0340-07 |
Ing. Gigac, PhD. |
Doba riešenia projektu: 07/2008-12/2010 Period of project solution:07/2008-12/2010 Aims of project: Develop a model for prediction of qualitative paper characteristics in technological processes of production in order to increase and regularize quality of paper products by mixture and adjusting technological conditions and starting materials. Model will be oriented on quality of paper for corrugated and covering layer of corrugated cardboard. Outputs from project:Number of formal and informal education participant (88). Other results (6). Number of publications in CC journals. (2). Number of science work published in reviewed scientific journals (1). Number of science work published in not-reviewed science journals. Number of prepared educating courses (3). Newly created jobs (1). Software product (1). Induced R&D projects which are directly linked to the solving project and were presented whiting SR to APVV, VEGE and etc (1). |
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New processes and materials in preparation of fiberboards Period of project solution: 06/2009 |
APVV-0255-06 |
Ing. Lubke |
Aims of project:Research refining the wood fiber of enzymatically modifieddifiber pulp. Technology preparation of DVDN by using enzymatically modified fiber. Technology preparation of DVDN by processing secondary raw materials. Research of properties of fiber and prepared DVND from secondary LC raw materials. Reducing material and energy costs for DVDN production. Outputs form project:1.The Technology production of insulation fiberboards (DVDN) containing straw pulp. Using the proposed technology will prepare DVDN with use of 10% to 50% of straw pulp. According to the referred technology will be DVDN produced with following technical parameters: the density of 250kg/m3, bending strength – min. 0,8Pa, tensile strength perpendicular to the plane of the board – min. 50kPa, swelling (2hours) – 5%, water absorption (2hours) – max. 15%. Economic parameters of product – preparation costs of pulp mixture containing 30% straw fiber – 87,47EUR (2,,635.-Sk). Total costs savings to produce 1 ton of pulp mixture compare with the costs of 1ton of wood fiber is 11,53EUR (347,35Kč). 2.The production technology of insulating fiberboards (DVDN) contain abrasive fiber. Proposal of technology to prepare DVDN with fiber content after grinding is limited from the negative impact of this fiber in DVDN on their properties. It was noted, that from DVDN properties point of view is 5% addition of abrasive fiber in DVDN production bearable. 5% addition of abrasive fibers reduces bending strength by 7%, internal bound by 6%, swelling and water assortment worsened by 6,4% and by 4,9% even though obtain properties meet requirements for DVDN with density 250kg/m3. Product economic parameters – costs will reduce for 1ton of pulpwood with 5% abrasive fiber by 2.05EUR (61,75Sk) in spruce wood and by 26,06kWh/t, which is in overall financial statement 4,95EUR (149,2Sk). 3.Other results of applied research – research refining in wood fiber. New adjustments in technology were recommended for wood fiber production to achieve higher quality and lower energy consumption. Enzymatic modification of wood fiber. It has been stated, that enzymatic modification of wood fiber cannot be use under the conditions of production for differences in heating and timing production parameters and parameters required for enzyme activity. Partial outputs from projects: Lübke H., Borůvka V., Babiak M: Fibers of secondary ligno-cellulose materials and their influence on the properties of insulating fiberboards. Drvna Industrija, Zagreb, 59(4), p.157-162 (2008) Babiak,M.et al.: Thermal Properties of Wood and Their Measurement In: 9th Pacific Rim Bio-Based Composites Symposium “Innovation and Challenges in Bio-based Composites – How Far to the New Frontier?” 5th - 8th November 2008, Rotorua, New Zealand, Poster. p.335-340. |
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2006 |
Effect of beep pulp on the structure and binding potential paper |
APVV-99-007405 |
Ing. Mária Fišerová, PhD. |
Duration of project:06/2006-12/2008 Period of project solution: Clarify the effect of hydro-mechanical forces of on the internal and external fibrillation and by shortening fibers for optimal method of modification of beet pulp and their use for increasing the binding strength of paper. Adding original, enzymatically and chemically modified beet pulp with primary and recycled fibers increasing the parameters characterizing internal and external fibrillation and shortens fibers analogous like the milling process. In the similar delivering to the paper had the biggest impact on the transmitting and strength parameters the enzymatically modified beet pulp, which are the fiber residues after the isolating of L-arabinóza. Chemically modified beet pulp which is the leftover from isolation of pectin from beet pulp, had one third of less impact than enzymatically modified, while the original beet pulp had two thirds of less impact. Recommending delivery into the paper is about 15-20% of original beet pulp, 10-15% of chemically modified and 5-10% of enzymatically modified beet pulp. Referred delivery increased the bursting strength and CMT 30 by 10-15%. Outputs from project:Extending theoretical knowledge in the field of increasing internal binding strength of paper and reviewing original, enzymatically and chemically modified sugar beet pulp in wooden papers, paper boards and fiberboard. The results were published in 14 publication in CC journals and 5 publications in reviewed magazines. |
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2006 |
Surface modification of primary and recycled fibers |
APVV-99-004005 |
Ing. Gigac, PhD. |
Duration of project: 05/2006 – 12/2007 Goals of project: Reducing delivery of semi pulp in the paper production on the packaging materials and maintain quality of parameters. Reducing delivery of long fiber pulp in the manufacture of tissue paper and maintain quality parameters. Reducing production costs of packaging and sanitary materials. The aim of basic research in bleaching of waste paper will be to monitor acting of enzymes on the surface of papers with printing offset colors and on the effectiveness of cleaning process through flotation and washing. Outputs of projects:Confirmed production technology of packaging and sanitary papers (4). Publications and citations of SCI in CC journals – foreign (2). Number of scientific work published in non-reviewed professional journals and miscellaneous. Foreign (1). Number of scientific work published in not-reviewed professional magazines and miscellaneous in Slovakia (3). Induced R*D projects which are directly linked to solving project and were presented in the Slovakia in to APVV (1). |