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Types of Gasifiers
1. Biomass Gasifier (down-draft): in
which one can use woody biomass or
briquettes of loose biomass. Gas generated by this gasifier is clean and suitable for power generation as well as for
thermal applications where clean gas is
required.
2. Biomass Gasifier (Up-Draft): In
which one can use coal, charcoal, briquettes of loose biomass. Gas generated
by this gasifier is not very clean and suitable only for thermal applications. Updraft gasifiers are multi-fuel gasifiers.
3. Biomass Gasifier (Fluidised bed):
In which one can use rice husk, wheat
Potential Applications
The gasifier can be used in any application where LPG, diesel or any other
petro-fuel is used.
This includes petro-fuel replacement
in industrial kilns, stainless steel re-rolling industries, lime kilns, hot air generators, galvanizing industries, hot water
generator, glass melting and annealing,
aluminium die-cast, copper/brass sheet
industry, resorts/hotels/farm houses, food
processing, bakeries, charcoal production, etc.
Power Applications
Gasifiers from 20 kW to 1.5 MW can
be used for power requirements for village, colonies, farmhouses, hotels and
captive generation for industries, etc. To
produce power with gasifiers, there are
two routes available:
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Salient Features
1. Dual fuel application: In this system diesel generation sets are used. Producer gas is fed to the DG set, which
replaces up to 60%-70% of the diesel
consumption. After modification, the
DG set will use up to 60%-70% gas and
30%-40% diesel.
2. 100% producer gas application:
In this system, spark ignition engines are
used and the engine runs on 100% gas.
These are similar engines used in CNG
applications.
The company also has the expertise
for converting existing diesel engines
into gas engines.
Advantages of Biomass
Gasification