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			[[File:WOOD .jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Figure 1. This is wood cut in various shapes like logs and kindlings.<ref>Free Images : tree, branch, abstract, wood, texture, leaf, floor, trunk, bark, pattern, autumn, soil, rough, firewood, lumber, cut, close up, forestry, flooring, woodpile, wooden logs, woody plant 3072x2048 - - 948103 - Free stock photos - PxHere", Pxhere.com, 2018. [Online]. Available: https://pxhere.com/en/photo/948103. [Accessed: 10- Aug- 2018]</ref>]]
	''This page refers to the use of '''wood''' as a fuel.''		''This page refers to the use of '''wood''' as a fuel.''

	<onlyinclude>'''Wood''' is an organic substance that has been used as a [[fuel]] for thousands of years.</onlyinclude> It can even be burned as [[biomass]] to produce [[electricity]]. ~~Because of the water content in the fuel~~, [[energy density]] ~~can change, but a~~ standard value ~~is around 16~~ [[Megajoule]]s per [[kilogram]]. ~~Even keeping warm by a fire is using wood as fuel~~.		<onlyinclude>'''Wood''' is an organic substance that usually comes from the stems of trees and has been used as [[fuel]] for thousands of years.</onlyinclude> It can even be burned as [[biomass]] to produce [[electricity]] and even keeping warm by a fire is using wood as fuel.<ref>"Wood and Wood Waste - Energy Explained, Your Guide To Understanding Energy - Energy Information Administration", Eia.gov, 2018. [Online]. Available: https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/index.php?page=biomass_wood. [Accessed: 10- Aug- 2018].</ref> The [[energy density]] will vary depending on the water content in the fuel—the standard value ranging from 18-22 [[Megajoule]]s per [[kilogram]].<ref>Ocean.washington.edu, 2018. [Online]. Available: https://www.ocean.washington.edu/courses/envir215/energynumbers.pdf. [Accessed: 10- Aug- 2018].</ref>

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	\| Energy Density \|\| ~~16.2~~ MJ/kg		\| Energy Density \|\| 18-22 MJ/kg
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	Depending on how the wood is cut, it can have a high [[energy density vs power density\|power density]] (kindling), or a fairly high [[energy density]] (logs).		Depending on how the wood is cut, it can have a high [[energy density vs power density\|power density]] (kindling), or a fairly high [[energy density]] (logs).

	There is no question that wood is [[renewable energy]], because it regrows once it has been cut. However, whether or not wood is a [[sustainable energy]] fuel is an interesting question~~, please~~ see [[renewable and sustainable energy\|renewable vs. sustainable energy]].		There is no question that wood is [[renewable energy]], because it regrows once it has been cut. However, whether or not wood is a [[sustainable energy]] fuel is an interesting question.

			Please see [[renewable and sustainable energy\|renewable vs. sustainable energy]].

			==For Further Reading==
			*[[Fuel]]
			*[[Biomass]]
			*[[Energy density]]
			*[[Power density]]
			*[[Renewable and sustainable energy]]
			*Or explore a [[Special:Random\|random page]]

			==References==
			{{reflist}}
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''This page refers to the use of '''wood''' as a fuel.''

<onlyinclude>'''Wood''' is an organic substance that has been used as a [[fuel]] for thousands of years.</onlyinclude> It can even be burned as [[biomass]] to produce [[electricity]]. Because of the water content in the fuel, [[energy density]] can change, but a standard value is around 16 [[Megajoule]]s per [[kilogram]]. Even keeping warm by a fire is using wood as fuel.

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Depending on how the wood is cut, it can have a high [[energy density vs power density|power density]] (kindling), or a fairly high [[energy density]] (logs).

There is no question that wood is [[renewable energy]], because it regrows once it has been cut. However, whether or not wood is a [[sustainable energy]] fuel is an interesting question, please see [[renewable and sustainable energy|renewable vs. sustainable energy]].
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