QUYOSH ENERGIYASIDA ISITILADIGAN GIDROTERMAL KARBONIZATSIYA TEXNOLOGIYASI ORQALI OQOVA SUVLARNI BARQAROR TOZALASH
Abstract
Mazkur maqolada quyosh energiyasida isitiladigan gidrotermal karbonizatsiya (HTC) texnologiyasi yordamida O‘zbekiston sharoitida oqova suvlar va nam biochiqindilarni barqaror tozalash imkoniyatlari tahlil qilinadi. HTC jarayoni 180–250 °C harorat va 20–40 bar bosim ostida organik chiqindilarni uglerodga boy gidroko‘mirga aylantirishga asoslanadi. Tadqiqotda Shveysariyaning Rheinmühle pilot loyihasi tajribasi, energiya rekuperatsiyasi, quyosh kollektorlari bilan integratsiya va chiqindilardan bioyoqilg‘i hamda bioo‘g‘it olish istiqbollari yoritilgan. Texnologiya O‘zbekistonning yuqori quyosh nurlanish resurslari sharoitida ekologik, energetik va iqtisodiy barqarorlikka erishish vositasi sifatida baholanadi.
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