Soufer, Zaborski – Biomass as an Energy Source
In the book *Biomass as an Energy Source*, American scientists Sofer and Zaborsky examine biomass sources, the processes of converting biomass into fuel, and the associated engineering and economic challenges.
The book is intended for specialists in the fields of energy and the utilization of industrial and agricultural waste.
It is particularly significant that biomass—unlike fossil energy sources such as oil, natural gas, and coal—is a renewable energy source; with proper management of its regeneration and harvesting, the share of energy and fuels derived from biomass could increase substantially. Biomass resources of various types are available in virtually every region, and the production of energy and fuels from biomass can be established in almost all of them.
In *Biomass as an Energy Source*, authors Sofer and Zaborsky analyze the potential for using biomass as an energy feedstock. Research findings in this field do not yet allow for definitive predictions, as the biomass-to-energy ratio is not constant. Therefore, this book should be viewed as an introduction to the field of energy and fuel production from biomass. The primary focus is on biomass sources and the technical and economic aspects of energy production from it. Additionally, the book describes modern methods of producing energy and fuel from biomass through biological and thermochemical conversion processes…
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