Biomass gasification means incomplete combustion of biomass resulting in production of combustible gases, including Carbon monoxide (CO), Hydrogen (H2), Methane (CH4), CmHn, this mixture is called pyrolysis gas that can be used to run internal combustion engines, and generate CHP.

The production of pyrolysis gas called gasification, is partial combustion of biomass (such as rice husk, woodchips, saw dust, crop stalk, coconut hull, bagasse, olive pomace etc.). The reactor is called a gasifier.

City Waste, agriculture and forest residues, such as rice stem, rice husk, crop stalk, cotton stem, wheat straw, palm husk, bamboo sem, coconut fiber dust, palm shell, pruned fruit tree branch, wood chips twig timber and chips from timber processing factory are ideal for gasification for power generation.

Biomass syngas from Fixed or Fluidized bed gasifier not only can be utilized for internal combustion engine for electric power generation, but also can be used for household fuel for cooking or heating. It also can be utilized for boiler or hot-blast furnace to produce steam or hot air for drying, or to turbine to generate power.

The technical process of the gasification, combustion and steam electric generation system from biomass and MSW refuse includes:

• Sorting
• Drying
• Forming
• Gasification
• Cooling
• Purifying
• Pressuring
• Storage, etc

The plant is mainly comprising of:

• Steam Boiler
• Turbine
• Steam Soot Processing System
• Pure Water Treatment
• De-aerator System
• Cooling System
• Control System, etc

Biomass Gas Electricity Production - Patented Fixed Bed

Biomass Gas Electricity Production - Patented Fluidized Bed

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