Published 1997 | Version v1
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SIHTI 2. Energy and environmental technology. Yearbook 1995. Project presentations

  • 1. VTT Energy, Espoo (Finland). Energy Production Technologies
  • 2. VTT Chemical Technology, Espoo (Finland). Environmental Technology

Description

Detrimental impacts of various energy production forms, their prevention and costs to enterprises and to the society are studied in the National Research Programme on Energy and Environmental Technology - SIHTI 2. For this evaluation work databases on Finland's energy production, fuels and boilers and emissions of various production forms are needed. This is one of the main subtasks of the SIHTI Programme. Development of methods and tools required for environmental decision making and for the assessment of environmental costs and testing of their usability and reliability are equally important. Emission measurements are a problem field that continuously sets new challenges. In addition to energy production and its environmental impacts, environmental issues of the woodprocessing industries form another important research field of SIHTI 2 programme. A common aim of both fields is to reduce emissions of detrimental substances, to recycle raw materials, and to minimise and reuse wastes. Research and development projects are being carried out by a number of universities of different fields of science and technology, by research organisations and enterprises, and many projects are realised in close co-operation. In 1995, the programme comprised 28 R and D projects by universities and 22 enterprise-led projects. Results of these projects are presented in this yearbook. Part of the research projects continued from the preceding year and part were new projects continuing in 1996

Availability note (English)

Available from VTT Information Service, P.O.Box 2000, FIN-02044 VTT, Finland.

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Finnish)
SIHTI 2. Energia- ja ympaeristoeteknologia. Tutkimusohjelman vuosikirja 1995. Projektiesittelyt

Publishing Information

ISBN
951-38-4560-5
Imprint Pagination
593 p.
Report number
VTT-SYMP--169