Norbert Kienzl

Head of Chemical Analysis | Scientific Advisor

BEST - Bioenergy and Sustainable Technologies (Austria)

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Norbert Kienzl is the Head of Chemical Analysis and a Scientific Advisor at BEST - Bioenergy and Sustainable Technologies in Austria. His research primarily focuses on chemical analysis methods in biomass conversion processes and the utilization of torrefied and carbonized wood in industrial applications. Recent publications include studies on high-temperature torrefied wood pellets, pyrolysis techniques, and techno-economic assessments of blast furnace substitutes.

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Viktor Hacker

Graz University of Technology (90000)

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Alen Horvat

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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

SPAIN

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Frederik Ronsse

Professor at Ghent University

Ghent University

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Niklas Hedin

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Stockholm University

SWEDEN

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Andrés Anca-Couce

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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Characteristics of High-Temperature Torrefied Wood Pellets for Use in a Blast Furnace Injection System

Part 1─Impact of Pyrolysis Temperature and Wood Particle Length on Vapor Cracking and Char Porous Texture in Relation to the Tailoring of Char Properties

Part 2─Tailoring of Pyrolytic Char Properties with a Single Particle CFD Model with a Focus on the Impact of Shrinking, Vapor Cracking, and Char Permeability

Chemical looping of synthetic ilmenite, Part I: Addressing challenges of kinetic TGA measurements with H<sub>2</sub>

Carbonized wood as a blast furnace pulverized coal substitute: A Techno-economic assessment

Release of N-containing compounds during pyrolysis of milk/dairy processing sludge – Experimental results and comparison of measurement techniques

Assessment of measurement methods to characterize the producer gas from biomass gasification with steam in a fluidized bed

Minimization of inorganic particulate matter emissions with a novel multi-fuel combustion technology that enhances inorganic retention in a compact updraft fixed-bed

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Viktor Hacker

Alen Horvat

Frederik Ronsse

Niklas Hedin

Andrés Anca-Couce

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