Pyrolysis furnace BlAGO

Pyrolysis BLAGO boiler is intended for heating of industrial, residential, residential premises. Using the technology it is no different from the pyrolysis of the lower layer burning boilers. Only here the primary air is directed under the fuel bed, slipping from the hopper into the combustion chamber and the secondary air is injected through nozzles installed at the bottom of the combustion chamber, between partitions. The fuel used wood, sawdust, coal, husk of the seed. You can also use the waste from the shoe, leather production, w / a tire, etc. The duration of the tab on one of fuelwood ranges from 20 hours to 3 days. The boiler can be operated on natural draft, and in a forced air circulation. The presence of two hoppers can work in a large boiler output range with little change in efficiency. Fuel consumption is reduced compared to conventional CT boilers up to 25%. Deposits of tar does not. The boiler can be operated in the "afterburner" mode, at a temperature of -40 degrees Celsius and below. In this case, along with the burning of fuel in the bunkers of the burning of fuel in the bottom of the combustion chamber at a constant popping fuel. The combustion chamber is lined with heat resistant material than lengthens the life of the unit. The proximity of the combustion chamber to the loading bunkers for fuel and heat in the combustion chamber reaches 1100-1200 degrees Celsius in the natural extract and 1200-1600 degrees C under forced air circulation, can be dried to 75% fuel moisture., Burn municipal solid waste, clinical waste, leather, rubber, polyethylene. lb / in car tires .. In contrast to the standard layout of pyrolysis boilers should not be afraid that the MSW (tverlye, hard to burn household waste) that are in the hopper, block the entrance channel nozzle and the boiler will have decreased.
This gasification boilers pass the nozzle channel is under the combustion chamber, away from the hoppers. Gasification boilers due to its construction achieve low emission values ​​of emissions that complies with EU-3 (Euro 3). Carbon monoxide (CO) below 500mg/m3, which allows you to sell gasification boilers in all EU countries without restriction.

The design of the boiler can operate without a heat accumulator (TA) to quickly repair the heat exchanger or furnace lining in kamere.Teploobmennik removable. It can be easily removed. defective weld location and re-install. The bottom panel inclined rotary furnace. T.. K. distance from the bottom to the top rail 500 mm. lowering the lower slope panels can easily produce all the work to replace the nozzles, liners and pr Structurally, the boiler is designed to be easy to maintain, produce TO and TS.
Developed technical documentation (drawings, specifications, description).

Mobile Pyrolysis Plant to produce charcoal, birch tar, tar, tire recycling.

Mobile Pyrolysis Plant fig 1
Mobile Pyrolysis Plant fig 4

from Yury Blagodarov, December 2011

Mobile pyrolysis plant is designed not only to produce charcoal, but also for the production of birch tar from birch bark, automotive recycling tires into liquid fuel. As we know the demand for charcoal depends on the season. In the spring and summer of charcoal taken better in winter, worse. Birch tar is always in demand, but in small quantities. His take veterinary hospitals, pharmacies, some enterprises Chemical Industry. On tire recycling products is a constant demand for steel cord, coke (with a mixture of soot). For liquid heating oil needs a constant source of sales. In addition, the tires are not always in large quantities.and for their storage needs more space. Due to the versatility you can optimally allocate mode setting so that it is not idle, and there was a constant sales.
In the production of charcoal in the mobile uglevyzhigatelnyh facilities for people working in them, you have to manually unload the charcoal, wood dust to breathe, which affects their health.
Mobile uglevyzhigatelnye installation with a few exceptions, much smoke, emit dymogazy, which contains a number of not dogorevshih combustibles.

The most advanced facilities at the lower emission of harmful substances into the atmosphere from stationary pyrolysis systems NRM Polikor, Ekolon. The process of charcoal production is mechanized.
Of mobile pyrolysis plants can be noted uglevyzhigatelnyh pyrolysis furnace uglevyzhigatelnuyu MUL2S, but it is necessary to exit the charcoal by hand. You also need time to cool down the furnace.

Proposed for the production of pyrolysis for charcoal burning mobile unit consists of several sections hoppers (retorts).Bunkers are closed tightly. They are mounted on hinges and can be rotated in a vertical plane. So, if you want to unload the charcoal ready, simply turn the tank and hold it in front of the bunker-settler. Next, open the door in the side hopper and charcoal thrown out himself in the bunker-settler. Then, the charcoal in a bunker-sump cover asbotkanyu to spontaneous combustion of coal was not. Just a few minutes and the hopper is ready for the next boot .. And load it as follows: hand winch or two people turn the hopper (retort) in the vertical plane to the horizontal position and lock in this position, putting on scarves, a hopper tube. Next, you can start loading firewood or tires, processed tires if for the production of liquid fuels. I note that the processing of tires need additional equipment for the condensation of combustible gases and liquid filtration otopliva.

In the mobile pyrolysis unit best burn combustible gases. Saving wood combustion in the combustion chamber reaches up to 25%. In addition, in the process of heating boilers and carbonation involves pyrolysis gases leaving when shrinkage drevesiny.Na bins installed three-way valves. When an intense parovydelenie, steam is expelled through a three-way valve.

The process of starting the boiler in the following: first, melted wood in the firebox, and then the boiler works and heats the hopper combustion of pyrolysis gases coming out one by one with each bin. For the afterburner pyrogas provides secondary air supply to the nozzle located below the combustion chamber.

The design of the installation is designed so that you can get close to any location and make repairs in places most high-temperature steel sheets are replaced by chamotte plate. All heat-stressed place of the combustion chamber are thermally insulated. Steel structures are not subject to deformation.

Details of the construction of this facility is described in etogm site:
http://blogs.mail.ru/list/user-05/

Using the the JXQ-10 or Stak 10K gasifiers to produce Engine Fuel

From Pete Stanaitis, December, 2011

produce engine grade fuel.

The question on everyone’s mind is:

“How can I make my machine produce engine grade gas for decent periods of time?”

Several people have had partial success so far. I (we) know that this device isn’t an imbert style machine, but we who have them do want to see how far they can be pushed.
To that end:
I have been accumulating correspondence between myself and about 15 other users/interested parties since June of this year.
-Many questions have been asked and answered.
-Several members have been reporting test results
-Several members have been making changes and modifications to the machines and the process.

These messages are simply arranged (roughly) by date, by correspondent, newest entry first, on the following webpage:

http://www.spaco.org/Woodgas/JXQ-10forum.htm

If you are a user of one of these machines (or are seriously interested in getting one), and have some input or some serious questions, please check out that page and give us input as you see fit.

NOTE: Senior members of this list are unlikely to gain any new knowledge by visiting this page.---- yet, anyway.

Pete Stanaitis
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25 to 50 ton/day Gasifier Gasifier for Sale

Erin Rasmussen 2011-10-25 18:21
Erin Rasmussen 2011-10-25 18:21

25 to 50 ton/day Gasifier

Asking $399,000 USD,

AS IS WHERE IS

  • Primary operations on scrap tires, but also suitable for wood or MSW
  • Air-blown, Slagginggasifier (could be modified to dry ash removal)
  • Custom whole tire compression feeder
  • ~2500hours of operation

Seller willing to carry some short-term financing. Plant located near Price, Utah, USA
For inquiries, send email to: pilotgasifier@gmail.com

For NEW GASIFIER SYSTEMS, Visit: www.newgasifier.comand complete the form

Uniconfort Boiler: Biomass Gasification Boiler Technology Evolves

Uniconfort Boiler

From Doug Cure of Alternative Energy Solutions International, October, 2011

As the United States biomass thermal and power industry continues to expand, new reliable technologies offering higher efficiency solutions must be introduced. The newly introduced EOS series biomass gasification boiler is among the most energy efficient of AESI’s high-performance, low-maintenance biomass energy plants. The EOS series provides thermal outputs ranging from 600,000 BTU/hr to 20 million BTU/hr, and can be staged to provide increased capacity.

Learn more about the EOS Boiler http://www.aesintl.net/technologies/aesi-eos-series

Designed and built by the leaders in the biomass waste to energy market in Europe, Uniconfort, the EOS series builds upon over 50 years of experience and over 4000 successful installations throughout the world. When asked about the highly efficient EOS series, CEO of Uniconfort Davis Zinetti notes, “we must not forget that greater efficiency is associated with less CO2 production. Choosing EOS, therefore, means making a choice in favor of the environment.”

Evolutionary features of the EOS series include high efficiency, wide fuel acceptability, low maintenance, and automatic ignition. Specific features include:

  • High heat exchanger surface and low smoke temperatures guarantees high yields reaching up to 93%.
  • Two-part hybrid combustion system offers the highest flexibility of biomass fuel acceptability.
  • Automatic cleaning system guarantees high yield and drastically reduces required maintenance downtime.
  • Automatic ignition system allows better system start / stop programming- optimizing biomass input and emissions.

“The EOS series is truly an evolution in converting biomass to thermal media. We are proud of these technology developments with Uniconfort and are excited to bring these systems to Canada & the Americas,” said David Daniels, CEO of AESI. The new EOS biomass gasification boilers are available throughout the United States, Canada, and South America exclusively through AESI and Uniconfort.

Additional information about the EOS series: http://www.aesintl.net/technologies/aesi-eos-series

About Alternative Energy Solutions International, Inc.
http://www.aesintl.net
Alternative Energy Solutions International, Inc.(AESI) is biomass energy evolved. With a primary focus on delivering modular, thermal first applications for commercial and industrial clients, AESI’s systems are designed to reduce or remove the customer's dependence on traditional fossil fuel sources. AESI’s respected team has been gasifying and combusting alternative fuels since 1996. Strategic partner relationships enable AESI to offer turnkey delivery of reliable, high performance systems from single to multi-unit delivery. With sister company Wichita Burner Incorporated’s 50 years of combustion expertise and AESI’s proven biomass experience, the company delivers an optimized system that is designed to meet the energy need and function as intended from day one.

About Uniconfort
http://www.uniconfort.com
For over 50 years, Italian-based Uniconfort has operated in the sector of advanced thermotechnics and other technologies for converting energy from biomass sources such as agriculture, wood waste, and from the forest and pellet industries.

For media inquiries contact:
Doug Cure
info(at)aesintl(dot)net
316 S Laura St
Wichita, KS 67211
316-201-4143

INSER Circle Draft Biomass Gasifier

Erin Rasmussen 2011-10-08 11:59

Gian Claudio Faussone, October, 2011

The Italian group INSER has come up with a gasification process that they have patented as Circle Draft.

As described by them, the reactor vessel is composed of two chambers.

In the top chamber, the feedstock is pyrolysed and converted to charcoal (which is the yellow in the figure).
Then the charcoal descends into the lower vessel (grey in the figure) where it is gasified (generally with additional air) and a variable amount of steam or water.

The process requires that the feeder be sealed (so that additional air does not enter the pyrolysis zone) and it includes electric heaters in the top chamber to provide additional heat and compensate for wet fuels.

Pyrolysis syngas is captured from the top chamber (where air can reach 500 degrees C) and gasification syngas is captured from the bottom chamber ( 900 - 1000 degrees C) and both sets of syngas pass through charcoal (a primary filter) before they exit through the outlet. (Ash and slag are removed from the bottom).

For the detailed discussion and results of the project please see the attached scan of Mr. Faussone's presentation poster
Biomass Gasification with Circle Draft Process, and the INSER web site http://www.inser.it/

Continuous Feed Biomass Gasifier for Thermal Applications

Erin Rasmussen 2011-09-29 11:03

Robert Sinan Kana, Muslim Gunawan

Energy from Waste project
Pt. Biomass Energy, Purworejo, Java Tengah, Indonesia

Continues Feed Biomass Gasifier for Thermal Applications

A biomass waste wood gasifier plant, to provide thermal energy to dry 6 m3 of wood in 12
days. This system is developed by Biomass Energy Purworejo, Java Tengah, Indonesia for
small industry thermal applications to save fossil fuel, create energy from waste and reduce carbon footprint of the business and industries.

System design and developed by Pt. Biomass Energy Built by Muslim Gunawan at his work shop.

This project goal was using waste wood from the furniture manufacturing process to gasify
and use the wood gas to burn inside of the wood drying kilns to save energy cost. Instead
of burning waste wood inefficient and dirty way, now the waste wood can be converted to
valuable energy to use by small manufacturing facilities. In the picture Mr. Wahyono with
gasifier.

The gasifier design is downdraft with 5 nozzles, which the air is heated while pumped
into reactor area. Continues feed of the wood waste is being made possible by locking feed chamber, which is sealed by water. The gas generated is cleaned from the particles by cyclone. After the tar is removed, excessive tar is burned or collected on the bottom of the special designed gas burner. The system design improves the quality of the drying wood, by removing excess water particles from air. Direct burning of the wood gas in the drying chamber, also cuts down drying time by 15 to 20 %.

The gasifier is a small unit with 33 cm diameter reactor equipped with 2 inches pipes and 220 volt electric blower. Blower is used for supplying the gasifier with heated air to the reactor.

Wood waste is fed from the top manually and larger systems can be designed for automatic loading systems as well. Here is the picture of waste wood used for fuel. wood fuel

According to Mr. Wahyono, who is the production manager for Pt. Indonesia Online Furniture
Company, the cost of the drying wood is now much less than before. Production facilities have two wood
drying kilns each with 6 m3 each. Before the gasifiers, each oven used 84 coal briquettes and
wood waste for each drying session of 12 days. Each coal briquettes were priced at 1200 rupiah. Now the drying time is reduced to 10 days, and the gasifier is shot down at night. Mr. Wahyono says, “We save about $ 450.00 dollars a month. Our gasifiers paid in less than 4 months. Now drying wood is faster, more economic and clean. We also feel good about not burning coal anymore.”.

Operation of the gasifier is very simple; every morning gasifier is filled with waste wood than fired. Burnable gas is come in less than 3 minutes and lighted. Gasifier need to be refueled every hour about 12 kg of waste wood. Every 3 days the ash chamber is cleaned and 7 to 10 kg. of ash is taken out.

The gasifier was in operation since April 2011. No major problems are encountered, because of simple design and no moving parts other than blower. Gasifier an be operated by one trained man in a part time bases.

Using gasifiers has many advantages for small manufacturers;

  1. It makes use of available waste wood or waste biomass such as rice husk, empty fruit bunches, saw dust, wood chips for generating thermal energy.
  2. The gasification system design is very operator friendly.
  3. Gasifier can be operated continuously. Waste wood and biomass fuel can be loaded without interruption to operation.
  4. This design can be easily scalable up to 750 Kw thermal power.
  5. Gasifier can be built by local craftsmen in a simple steel fabricating shop, using local parts and material.
  6. Cost of building the gasifier is in reach for the small manufacturer. In most cases investment payback time is less than 6 months.

Gasifier built with ss reactor. More than 6 months of operation shows no wear and tear on the gasifier and is expected to last 10 years.

Our company has also developed a chicken waste gasification system. It has been tested for more than 2 weeks of continuous operation. Gasification has been done for less than 750 degrees Celsius in reactor. The new design chicken waste gasifier can be scalable for any desired size. New thermal and electric producing gasification systems will be develop using chicken waste. After gasification process, chicken waste received as bio char from the ash chamber and it turns a problem waste in to a valuable fertilizer.

Different size and systems are available for thermal and electrical applications from 10 Kwe smaller units and from 2 Mwe for larger systems. Biomass waste to energy systems.

For more information, please contact: Biomass Energy, Indonesia sinan@biomassindo.com

Pilot Project: Brookes and Harsh Manure Gasifier

Erin Rasmussen 2011-11-22 16:10

July, 2011

Bob Brown with Harsh International and David Brooks with ZEBREX have been working on a pilot project to develop a continous feed manure gasifier. They have been working with JBS Five Rivers Cattle Feeding in designing and fabricating a pilot facility that uses augers and a drying oven in the feed system for the manure gasifier.

They gave a presentation on their project to the FPPC March, 2011 Regional Technology Summit.
The full list of presentations from the summit can be found on their web site: http://www.fppcinc.org/events-summit-2011-march-presentations.html

Understanding Clean Energy and Fuels from Biomass

Book Cover, Understanding Clean Energy and Fuels from Biomass

Dr. H.S. Mukunda, June, 2011

We are fortunate to have a copy of Dr. Mukunda's recent text book Understanding Clean Energy and Fuels from Biomass, published through Wily-India in the office, and it is a wonderful primer on Biomass Energy.

The book starts with the plant, and the chemical elements in the plant, which is a fantastic place to start because most operators quickly understand that it is those elements that are basic to the green parts of plants, that quickly convert themselves into problems in operating boilers and gasifiers, among other applications. Each concept is clearly illustrated, and then the next chapter builds on the concepts introduced in earlier chapters, so that you are smoothly lead through many of the concepts and formulae needed for good decision making about biomass energy, and competent understanding of plant operations.

It's a great book for the price, and as noted in the paper:
http://gasifiers.bioenergylists.org/content/report-status-biomass-gasifi...
there is a shortage of technical talent in biomass energy in many parts of the world, hopefully this book can help fill that gap.

Publishing information, in India, there are multiple booksellers that carry it, in the US you can order a copy (from and Indian bookseller) through AbeBooks.com

UNDERSTANDING CLEAN ENERGY AND FUELS FROM BIOMASS
Author : DR. H.S. MUKUNDA
ISBN13 : 9788126529698
Product Group : IND-W:
Pages : 300
Type : Paperback
Release Date : April 2011
Price INR : 429

Facts about Producer Gas Engines

G. Sridhar and Ravindra Babu Yarasu June, 2011

We are pleased to learn of this paper, in which Sridhar and Yarasu connect and engine that is designed to run on producer gas to a downdraft gasifier, and learn a lot of new things; one of which is that the engine runs efficiently at a higher compression ratio without any problems with knock. They do a great job of presenting the results from their trials, and then comparing standard modeling tools and finding where the gaps are. Well worth the read.

G. Sridhar and Ravindra Babu Yarasu (2010). Facts about Producer Gas Engine , Paths to Sustainable Energy, Jatin Nathwani and Artie Ng (Ed.), ISBN: 978-953-307-401-6, InTech, Available from:
http://www.intechopen.com/articles/show/title/facts-about-producer-gas-e...

and also available here as an attachment.

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