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Encyclopedia of Biomass Thermal Conversion, Third Edition — a 570-page document by Thomas B. Reed — is made available here from the archives of the former Biomass Energy Foundation (BEF). First published in 1970, and then republished in 1972 and 2002, this monumental work is the most complete survey of the field, written by a stable of scientists and engineers for the new (then) Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI) to guide their choices of programs. The facts of biomass life don’t change, and most of them can be found here.
This publication was originally sold by the Biomass Energy Foundation (BEF) for $60. Dr TLUD and staff would like to thank Dr. Thomas B. Reed for making this publication available for free distribution.
ISBN 1-890607-20-7
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Resource Last Updated: 30 November 2002
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