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Swedish Urban Transport Model Powered by Biomethane

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Żółtowski A.
Logistics and Transport
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2019
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vol. 41
137-143
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In the recent years, the European Community has been implementing a plan to increase the share of renewable fuels used for energy production and powering vehicles. It aims to partially reduce the dependence on crude oil imports and reduce CO2 emission. Particularly interesting are the achievements of Sweden against this background, for which the European Commission has set the highest value of the indicator, and to implement which Sweden adopted unconventional solutions across Europe. One of them is the plan to eliminate by the 2030 fossil fuels from the urban transport, and one of the fuels that is to replace today still widely used diesel oil, would be biomethane. The article describes the reasons and circumstances which made Sweden use biomethane to power buses used in urban transport on a very large scale, in comparison with other European countries. The article shows the characteristics of this fuel, the method of its production and application prospects.
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Biogaz jako alternatywny nośnik energii

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Podeszwa E., Biernat K.
Studia Ecologiae et Bioethicae
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2014
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vol. 12
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issue 2
137-156
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The advantages of biogas, apart from being just an alternative energy source, are its various possibilities of conversion. Chemical energy can be converted into biogas for heat, electricity and chemical energy of other compounds. Therefore, there are numerous opportunities for using energy from biogas. Some of them are used in stationary installations. Another application is as a fuel for vehicle engines by burning biomethane.
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Techniki membranowe w procesach otrzymywania biometanu z biogazu

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Wawryniuk K., Biernat K.
Studia Ecologiae et Bioethicae
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2015
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vol. 13
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issue 4
197-219
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The enrichment of biogas in methane involves the removal of carbon dioxide, water vapor, and hydrogen sulphide, which contribute to the reduction of thermal parameters of raw biogas. Biogas purification is generally carried out using the following processes: absorption (in water, polyethylene glycol, amines), adsorption (molecular sieves, activated carbon), and low temperature distillation or membrane separation. Compared with these methods, membrane techniques produce the same performance at lower operating costs and significantly lower energy requirements and surface. This technique is also characterized by modular construction, which allows for easy scale-up. In addition, it does not contribute to the production of additional waste streams and the process does not require the use of additional reagents. Enrichment of biogas to methane concentration higher than 70% by volume. CH4 gives ability to use this gas as an alternative, clean fuel
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