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| Food name | Side stream | Component group | Component | Value | Unit | Description | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poultry | Poultry heads | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 0.79 | N/A | Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products | Chemical characterization of tomato pomace |
| Poultry | Feathers | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 0.68 | N/A | Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products | Chemical characterization of tomato pomace |
| Straw | Straw pellets char | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 100 | kg/m3 | Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C | ECN Phyllis 2 |
| Nuts, unspecified | Nut shells | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 311 | kg/m3 | Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey | ECN Phyllis 2 |
| Rice | Rice husk | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 98 | kg/Nm3 | Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed | |
| Green waste | Biochar from greenhouse waste | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 197 | kg/m3 | Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen | ECN Phyllis 2 |
| Poultry | Offals | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 0.79 | N/A | Poultry guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products | Chemical characterization of tomato pomace |
| Animal by-products, unspecified | Blood | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 1.03 | N/A | Poultry. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products | Chemical characterization of tomato pomace |
| Green waste | Biochar from greenhouse waste | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 150 | kg/m3 | Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper | ECN Phyllis 2 |
| Sugar cane | Sugar cane leaves | Waste compounds | Bulk density | 40 | kg/m3 | Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. | ECN Phyllis 2 |