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A Engenharia Florestal e o sector da bioenergia

Authors: Gonçalves, Marinho Rodrigo Alves;

A Engenharia Florestal e o sector da bioenergia

Abstract

No âmbito da recomendação do Conselho de Reitores das Universidades Portuguesas feita a 8 de janeiro de 2011, tornou-se possível a licenciados pré-Bolonha adquirirem o grau académico de mestre através da realização de um relatório de atividade profissional. O presente Relatório de Atividade Profissional, foi elaborado com vista à obtenção do Grau de Mestre em Engenharia Florestal, conferido pela Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro. Neste relatório apresentam-se atividades desenvolvidas em contexto real de trabalho, quer no período de trabalho no Sector da Energia e Papel em Portugal, quer no sector da Energia e Cogeração de Biomassa na América Latina, Caraíbas e Estados Unidos. As atividades desenvolvidas em ambos os setores tiveram sempre como base de trabalho, a missão e a visão das instituições/organizações referidas, os requisitos ambientais legais aplicáveis e outros compromissos assumidos por elas. As temáticas relativas a culturas energéticas, sistemas logísticos de produção de biomassa (de origem florestal e agrícola), estudos de abastecimento de biomassa para projetos de cogeração de energia e estudos de viabilidade técnico-económica de projeto foram privilegiadas no decurso do meu percurso profissional até hoje. A descrição das atividades é acompanhada por uma análise crítica ao desenvolvimento das mesmas, perspetivando-se o papel do engenheiro florestal no sector bioenergético do ponto de vista do autor e de outras fontes.

Under the recommendation of the Portuguese Universities Rectors Council made January 8th, 2011, it became possible to pre-Bologna graduates to acquire the master´s academic degree by performing a professional activity report. The following report was made in order to obtain the Master Degree in Forestall Engineering at the Trás-os- Montes e Alto Douro University. This report presents activities developed at a real workplace framework at the Energy, Pulp and Paper sector in Portugal and at the Energy and Biomass Cogeneration sector in Latin America, the Caribbean and in the United States. The activities in both sectors, always had as a working basis, the mission and vision of the companies/organizations referred to the applicable environmental legal requirements and other commitments made by them. The thematic of energy crops, biomass logistics production systems (biomass of agricultural and forestall origin), cogeneration projects biomass supply studies and technical/economic feasibility studies were always privileged within my career´s scope of work till today. The description of the activities is supported by a critical analysis of their development and also of the role of the forester engineer at the bioenergy sector from the author point of view and from other sources.

Dissertação de Mestrado em Engenharia Florestal

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Cogeração, Sistemas logísticos, Impacto ambiental, 620.95(043), Bioenergia, 630(043), Biomassa, Culturas energéticas

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