Traduction de «combustible ligneux » (Français → Anglais) :

liquid woodfuel

fuelwood [ firewood | wood fuel | woodfuel | fuel wood ]

depleted fuel | impoverished fuel | irradiated fuel | irradiated nuclear fuel | spent fuel | spent nuclear fuel | INF [Abbr.]

nuclear fuel [ fissionable material | nuclear fuel element | nuclear material | nuclear product | nuclear fuel reprocessing(UNBIS) ]

fuel assembly | fuel bundle | fuel element

reformed methanol fuel cell | RMFC

marine fuel [ marine diesel fuel | marine distillate fuel | marine gas oil | marine residual fuel | MGO ]

gas [ blast-furnace gas | coke-oven gas | gaseous fuel | Gaseous fuels(ECLAS) | Gas industry(STW) ]

In the way that we are using wood residues as a fuel in our operations, there is existing what we refer to as best available control technology out there, and the Canadian forest industry has fully adopted that technology to control particulate emissions.

A. whereas energy fuels economic development and is a key concern for all countries, access to energy varies widely and whereas two billion people rely almost completely on crop residues, fuel wood and animal dung for their energy needs; such energy use is inefficient, leads to severe health problems as well as environmental damage and contributes significantly to green-house gas emissions,

A. whereas energy fuels economic development and is a key concern for all countries, access to energy varies widely and whereas two billion people, rely almost completely on crop residues, fuel wood and animal dung for their energy needs; such energy use is inefficient and leads to severe health problems as well as environmental damage and contributes significantly to green-house gas emissions,

The most important gaps in knowledge concern : 1) transfer and degradation processes (a better understanding and quantification of the fundamental transfer processes by which dioxins and PCBs move between the different environmental media and of the degradation processes occurring within these media is needed); 2) bio-accumulation and bio-magnification processes; 3) domestic incineration of wood (there is an information deficit concerning the amount and the composition of wooden fuels used for room heating and cooking purposes); 4) reservoir sources (the contribution to human exposure, the behaviour and degradation processes and decon ...[+++]tamination methods require examination); 5) open uses of PCBs; 6) carry-over rates and transfer factors for dioxins and PCBs from soil and feed to animal tissues and products (milk, eggs).