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Comparative evaluation of the effect of pore size and temperature on gas transport in nano-structured ceramic membranes for biogas upgrading

Ogunlude et al., 2019

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4052791079958587574
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Ogunlude P
Abunumah O
Orakwe I
Shehu H
Muhammad-Sukki F
Gobina E
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WEENTECH Proc. Energy

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As a result of rising economies and environmental constraints, the demand for clean and renewable sources of energy is fast increasing. Biogas is a renewable form of energy that fits all expectations in terms of delivery, cost, and greenhouse emissions reduction. Biogas …
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