The potential of calcium hydroxide to reduce storage losses: A four months monitoring study of spruce wood chip piles at industrial scale
Authors:
- Sabrina DumfortSDSabrina Dumfort
- Ralf PecenkaRPRalf Pecenka
- Judith Ascher-JenullJAJudith Ascher-Jenull
- Ursula PeintnerUPUrsula Peintner
- Heribert InsamHeribert Insam
- Hannes LenzHLHannes Lenz
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Communications and Information, Singapore
- Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft (858837)
- Universität Innsbruck
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