biomass calorific values

Heating value (calorific value) of biomass refers to the energy content, that is, the amount of energy stored in the unit mass of biomass and it is expressed as Megajoule/kilogram (MJ/kg). Basically, there are two types of heating value. One is lower heating value (LHV) and the other is high heating value (HHV).

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