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CHP 50 kWe to 200 kWe

Danish Technological University Updraft Gasifier Plant

Last updated November 05, 2009

Danish Technological University Updraft Gasifier Plant
DTU, Denmark, September 1, 2009

DTU Updraft Gasifier and Stirling EngineDTU Updraft Gasifier and Stirling Engine

Today, operation started on Stirling DK's latest installation situated on the campus areas of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). Approximately 1% of DTU's total power consumption and 2% of its heat consumption will be supplied by the installation.

The plant includes a Stirling engine with an output of 35 kWe of electrical power. The surplus heat from the plant, in the form of hot water, is fed into the district heating system of the DTU campus.

The plant is fuelled by wood chips originationg partly from cuttings from DTU park areas. In this way, the plant is a stand-alone facility that enables DTU to become partly self-sufficient with CO2-neutral power and heat from locally availabel fuel sources.

More information about the project can be found here.

Biomass Engineering UK Ltd Dortmund Site

Last updated March 09, 2009

Biomass Engineering UK Ltd Dortmund Site
Sam Heyes, Biomass Engineering Ltd., March 2009

From Biomass Engineering UK a very nice video of their CHP generator in
Dortmund, Germany

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8BUIOmMHe4

"This is a video showing our Dortmund plant running on clean wood. This site is a 500kw CHP If you have any questions or would like further information feel free to email me email me on s.heyes@biomass.uk.com"

Fuel 500 kg.hr 10-20% MC

Power 500 kWe

District Heat 800 KW

Contact:
Sam Heyes
Business Development
Biomass Engineering Ltd
Tel: 01925220338
Mobile: 07974980258
Email: s.heyes@biomass.uk.com
www.Biomass.uk.com

See also:

http://gasifiers.bioenergylists.org/taxonomy/term/45

Wood Gas as an Engine Fuel

Last updated November 03, 2008

Woodgas as an Engine Fuel
FAO (UN Food and Agriculture Organization) Forestry Division Publication 72, 1998
ISBN 92-5-102436-7

FAO 72
FAO 72

http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0512e/t0512e00.htm

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