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Stanford University

Biomass Energy: From Wood Materials to Municipal Waste Management

Stanford University via YouTube

Overview

Explore a comprehensive 38-minute lecture on biomass energy delivered by Diana Gragg, Core Lecturer in Civil and Environmental Engineering and Explore Energy Managing Director at Stanford University's Precourt Institute for Energy. Gain deep insights into biomass energy systems, including their harnessing methods, environmental impacts, and emerging trends. Discover various biomass energy capture techniques while examining the significance of different biomass sources such as woody materials, animal waste, municipal solid waste, and sewage. Learn about the current state of biomass energy utilization and its role in the broader energy landscape. Through detailed segments covering introduction, biomass significance, wood and woody materials, animal waste management, and municipal waste processing, develop a thorough understanding of this renewable energy source. Perfect for those interested in renewable energy technologies, environmental engineering, and sustainable resource management.

Syllabus

Introduction
Significance and Use of Biomass
Wood and Woody Materials
Animal Waste
Municipal Solid Waste and Sewage

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Stanford Understand Energy

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