Abstract
The present paper first discusses a calculation model for the complete combustion of fuels � with the minimum amount of air needed � whose volumetric and mass composition is known. It then describes evaluation models for the heat resulting from fuel combustion, i.e., superior and inferior caloric power value. In this context, the carbon dioxide emission factors for fuel and biofuel combustion, respectively, are evaluated. The results obtained have allowed a comparative analysis regarding carbon dioxide emission.
Highlights
The present paper first discusses a calculation model for the complete combustion of fuels – with the minimum amount of air needed – whose volumetric and mass composition is known
Policies and action plans to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are a key element in limiting the effects of climate change on the environment, the economy and society
There is a decreasing distribution of fuel relative to the value of the carbon dioxide emission factor: One of the conclusions to be highlighted in table 11 is that the values of the carbon dioxide emission factor corresponding to shale gas burning are the lowest
Summary
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