Emission rate

Increases in pig farm densities have caused great pressures on waste management systems and produce massive manure and urine quantities in Vietnam. This study aimed to identify the role and contributions of biogas digesters to better manage the sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from pig wastes for different types of pig farms in the north of Vietnam.

11p vibecca 01-10-2024 2 2   Download

Reduction of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions is advocated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. To achieve this target, countries have opted for renewable energy sources, primarily wind and solar.

9p christabelhuynh 31-05-2020 15 1   Download

The thesis has identified the chemical composition, nutritional value of several tannin-fed leaf tops common in Vietnam and the effects of the source and the level of each type of plant to the substrate on the rate and in vitro gas characterization, methane production, in vitro digestibility, energy value (ME) and short-chain fatty acid content.

27p mangamanga 21-02-2020 36 6   Download

An active neutron method for measuring the inherent neutron emission of spent fuel assembly is proposed. The count rate of the inherent neutron emission can be determined by changing intensity of neutron irradiating source. The practical meaning of the method is presented. Some attractive features of the method are shown.

5p nganga_02 09-09-2015 43 2   Download

Climate change is a very real and urgent global issue. Its consequences are being experienced every day. We read about it in newspapers, hear it debated in Parliament and our children learn about it in school. It’s a problem we all share, because every single country will be affected. Together, today, we must take action to adapt to it and stop it — or, at least, slow it down. your essential guide It’s now clear that the emission of man-made greenhouse gases is causing climate change. The rate of change began as significant, has become alarming and is simply unsustainable in the...

20p vantrungtran 01-02-2010 143 40   Download