Cooking with Agricultural Residues - Revision history

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Ranisha at 19:28, 14 July 2020

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Ahmed El-Sherbini at 14:28, 9 December 2019

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 *[[Biomass Briquettes – Production and Marketing|Biomass Briquettes – Production and Marketing]], article on energypedia
 *<span style="color:#FF0000">[[Gasifier Stoves|Gasifier Stoves,]] </span>article on energypedia
-*[[Portal:Powering Agriculture|Powering Agriculture Portal]] on energypedia
+*[[Portal:Water and Energy for Food|Water and Energy for Food (WE4F) portal on energypedia]]
 *[[:File:Micro Gasification 2.0 Cooking with gas from dry biomass.pdf|Micro-gasification: Cooking with gas from dry biomass]] by Roth, C. et al. / GIZ Sector Programme “Basic Energy Services” (HERA) (2014): Chapter 3 presents various fuel processing options for un-carbonised, processed, low-moisture biomass fuels.
 *[http://www.fao.org/docrep/019/i3669e/i3669e.pdf Evidence Based Assessment of the Sustainability and Replicability of Integrated Food-Energy Systems] by FAO (2014).

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 = Introduction<br/> =
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 *[[Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool]] (ACT) developed by Biomass Technology Group BV (BTG) on behalf of NL Agency (2013). The Alternative Charcoal Tool provides insights in the potential of charcoal production from alternative feedstocks on a regional or country level for small and medium enterprises, policy makers as well as NGOs in developing countries. Examples are charcoal dust, harvest residues like cotton stalks, processing residues and invasive species.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 *[[:File:Solid biomass fuels for cooking - beyond firewood and charcoal. GIZ 2017.pdf|Solid biomass fuels for cooking - beyond firewood and charcoal]]. By Frank Helbig & Christa Roth, GIZ 2017. This publication highlights the most common forms of solid biomass compounds, the options regarding their production, and how they can be used for daily cooking. It also presents cook stove technologies that efficiently transfer the energy contained in solid biomass fuels to pots and pans. A selection of projects from international colleagues illustrate marketing approaches and the practical implications of utilizing solid biomass beyond firewood and charcoal for cooking.
+*[[Cooking Fuels|Cooking Fuels]], an article on energypedia
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 = What are Agricultural Residues?<br/> =
-Agricultural residues are generated in large volumes after each harvest season and are often discarded as waste. Solid crop residues are the largest source of non-timber biomass fuel: straw, stems, stalks, leaves, husks, shells, peels, lint, stones, pulp, stubble, and the like from all sorts of crops. The largest amounts are derived from annual plants such as cereals (e.g. rice, wheat, maize/corn, sorghum, barley, millet), cotton and legumes (e.g. pigeon peas, bean, soy, groundnut) complemented by woody pruning from perennial plantations like coffee, tea, cacao, olive, fruits (e.g. banana, mango, coco, [[Cashew_Nut_Shells_as_Fuel|cashew]]). In the developing countries most agricultural residues and residues from processing of agricultural products are used as fuels in their natural state with limited pre-treatment such as drying and cutting; compacting is rather rare. Compared to wood-fuels, crop residues typically have a high ash content, lower energy density and shorter burning time.<br/>
+Agricultural residues are generated in large volumes after each harvest season and are often discarded as waste. Solid crop residues are the largest source of non-timber biomass fuel: straw, stems, stalks, leaves, husks, shells, peels, lint, stones, pulp, stubble, and the like from all sorts of crops. The largest amounts are derived from annual plants such as cereals (e.g. rice, wheat, maize/corn, sorghum, barley, millet), cotton and legumes (e.g. pigeon peas, bean, soy, groundnut) complemented by woody pruning from perennial plantations like coffee, tea, cacao, olive, fruits (e.g. banana, mango, coco, [[Cashew Nut Shells as Fuel|cashew]]). In the developing countries most agricultural residues and residues from processing of agricultural products are used as fuels in their natural state with limited pre-treatment such as drying and cutting; compacting is rather rare. Compared to wood-fuels, crop residues typically have a high ash content, lower energy density and shorter burning time.<br/>
 The list of usable feedstock is nearly endless and depends on what is readily available in a certain location. The following table originally from FAO gives some ideas of where to look for appropriate feedstock.<br/>
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 = Further Information =
 *[[Biomass Briquettes – Production and Marketing|Biomass Briquettes – Production and Marketing]], article on energypedia
-*<span style="color:#FF0000">[[Gasifier_Stoves|Gasifier Stoves,]] </span>article on energypedia
+*<span style="color:#FF0000">[[Gasifier Stoves|Gasifier Stoves,]] </span>article on energypedia
 *[[Portal:Powering Agriculture|Powering Agriculture Portal]] on energypedia
 *[[:File:Micro Gasification 2.0 Cooking with gas from dry biomass.pdf|Micro-gasification: Cooking with gas from dry biomass]] by Roth, C. et al. / GIZ Sector Programme “Basic Energy Services” (HERA) (2014): Chapter 3 presents various fuel processing options for un-carbonised, processed, low-moisture biomass fuels.
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 *[http://www.fao.org/docrep/016/ap343e/ap343e.pdf The Forest-Agriculture interface: a zone for enhanced productivity] by FAO (2012). This article by Anne Bogdanski and Christa Roth on integrated food-energy systems also shows the example of Malawi.
 *[[Alternative Charcoal Tool (ACT)|Alternative Charcoal Tool]] (ACT) developed by Biomass Technology Group BV (BTG) on behalf of NL Agency (2013). The Alternative Charcoal Tool provides insights in the potential of charcoal production from alternative feedstocks on a regional or country level for small and medium enterprises, policy makers as well as NGOs in developing countries. Examples are charcoal dust, harvest residues like cotton stalks, processing residues and invasive species.&nbsp;&nbsp;
-*[[:File:Solid_biomass_fuels_for_cooking_-_beyond_firewood_and_charcoal._GIZ_2017.pdf|Solid biomass fuels for cooking - beyond firewood and charcoal]]. By Frank Helbig & Christa Roth, GIZ 2017.
+*[[:File:Solid biomass fuels for cooking - beyond firewood and charcoal. GIZ 2017.pdf|Solid biomass fuels for cooking - beyond firewood and charcoal]]. By Frank Helbig & Christa Roth, GIZ 2017.
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Cooking with Agricultural Residues - Revision history

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Ranisha at 19:28, 14 July 2020

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