This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry, the University of Toronto and Wilfrid Laurier University. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry, the University of Toronto and Wilfrid Laurier University. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations through a collaboration of the University of Toronto, King's College Long, and Natural Resources Canada. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
This was presented at the fourth wildfire detection workshop/conference hosted by FPInnovations. The goal was to explore advancements and opportunities in wildfire detection.
Document of the minutes for the Wildfire Operations Research Fall Advisory Committee Business meeting, presented at the Fall Advisory Committee Meeting, November 2018.
Presentation from a project to reduce structure loss due to spotting in the structural ignition zone, presented at the Fall Advisory Committee Meeting, November 2018.
The following presentation discusses oxy-fuel combustion for the Pulp & Paper sector, specifically for the power and recovery boiler systems in a typical kraft mill. The primary objective is to produce a purified CO2 stream that is suitable for transportation and/or utilization to achieve net-zero or negative emissions. The presentation considers and discusses the pros and cons of oxy-fuel combustion in terms of boiler operation, flue gas treatment, and performance changes. Key observations on oxy-fuel combustion are discussed, including operation mode, effects of O2 concentration, and operating pressure, with a comparison to air-fired benchmarks with and without post-combustion amine capture. Major knowledge gaps are defined to deploy oxy-fuel combustion systems, including potential next steps using models and machine learning tools (TEA and LCA) being developed as part of the National CCUS Assessment Framework.
CCUS for the Pulp and Paper Industry Webinars – Session 4 Video 1.
This workshop presentation held November 2, 2022, is by Dr. Robert Symonds
Session 4 is on Oxyfuel combusion, oxy-firing lime kilns, and LCA and TEA for syngas and biohydrogen production
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Lime kilns are an important unit operation in the kraft pulp mill, part of the recausticing cycle essential for making pulp. Oxy-firing is a potential retrofit for the lime kiln to produce a sequesterable CO2 stream without negative impact on the lime quality. We look at the effect of switching from air-firing to oxy-firing with recycle on combustion, heat transfer, and calcination. We summarize the relevant work done in Europe for the cement kiln and its implications for the lime kiln.
CCUS for the Pulp and Paper Industry Webinars – Session 4 Video 2.
This workshop presentation held November 2, 2022, is by Dr. Peter Gogolek
Session 4 is on Oxyfuel combusion, oxy-firing lime kilns, and LCA and TEA for syngas and biohydrogen production
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FPInnovations is introducing lignin from Canadian forests as a potential solution.
Presentation includes Alan Carter, (ETS); Richard Hart (Park Paving) ; Fred Hakala (Pioneer Construction); Hamid Soleymani (City of Edmonton); Amélie Griggio (Groupe Eurovia); Gary Mayhew (Sturgeon County); Dany Bérubé (Ville de Québec); Kayla Dixon (City of Thunder Bay)
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FPInnovations présente la lignine tirée des forêts canadiennes comme solution potentielle
Présentation inclus des commentaires par Alan Carter, (ETS); Richard Hart, (Park Pavings); Fred Hakala (Pioneer Construction); Hamid Soleymani (ville d'Edmonton); Amélie Griggio (Groupe Eurovia); Gary Mayhew (comté de Sturgeon); Dany Bérubé (Ville de Québec); Kayla Dixon (Ville de Thunder Bay)
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