BIOMASS BOUNDARY LAYER TURBINE POWER SYSTEM

Submitted by Tom Miles on

BIOMASS BOUNDARY LAYER TURBINE POWER SYSTEM
Darren D. Schmidt, Research Manager Energy & Environmental Research Center University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND

Abstract
This project explores the potential for cost effective electricity production from biomass in distributed generation applications. The objectives included performance documentation, optimization, assessment of deposition, corrosion, and erosion effects, and design for the next generation system.

Yingkou, China, 2007 International Workshop on Biomass Gasification Technology and Its Application

Submitted by Tom Miles on

INTERNATIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOP ON TECHNOLOGY AND UTILIZATION OF Biomass Gasification
September 1?September 20, 2007 Yingkou, China
Yongzhi Ren, Biomass Gasification Department, Liaoning Institute of Energy Resources(LIER), Yingkou, Liaoning Province, P.R. China February 12, 2007

A training workshop of MOST The Ministry of Science and Technology The People

FOUR STAGE, FLUIDIZED BED GASIFICATION PROCESS MINIMIZES NOX

Submitted by Tom Miles on

FOUR STAGE, FLUIDIZED BED GASIFICATION PROCESS MINIMIZES NOX
F. Michael Lewis, Roger T. Haug, Environmental Engineering Division, Bureau of Engineering, City of Los Angeles
ASME Paper No. FBC99-0205, 15th International Conference on Fluidized Bed Combustion, Savannah, Georgia, May 16 - 19, 1999

Hyperion Setting Stage
Hyperion Setting Stage
Staged Gasification
Staged Gasification

Select image and "Original" to enlarge.

burner for flaring gas with control for air mix,

Submitted by biolists on

In the images I have attached you can see my assembly, the gas passes out through the 3/4 pipe from the top of the gasifier (mine is a pressurized tlud variant). The 1.5 pipe burner assembly is slipped over that pipe until the end of the 3/4 pipe is just past the air in throttle (the vertical 1.5 pipe in the T). The burner is adjusted by first opening the throttle all the way (the vertical pipe has a strip of holes drilled in one side of it, with a second piece of larger pipe slipped over it, the larger piece of pipe has a section removed.

Time to Master the Carbon Cycle

Submitted by Tom Miles on

Time to Master the Carbon Cycle
Erich J. Knight, January 16, 2007

Man has been controlling the carbon cycle , and there for the weather, since the invention of agriculture, all be it was as unintentional. This unintentional warm stability in climate has over 10,000 years, allowed us to develop to the point that now we know what we did and that now we are over doing it.

Organizations: 

Conference Announcement for the International Agrichar Initiative (IAI)

Submitted by Tom Miles on

Conference Announcement for the International Agrichar Initiative (IAI) April 29-May 2, 2007 Terrigal, New South Wales, Australia

What is the International Agrichar Initiative?

The International Agrichar Initiative is an informal, newly-formed coalition of research, commercial and policy-oriented people and organizations devoted to the sustainability of the world

3

Validation Report of a Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Biomass Gasifier Power Plant Project in the north-Indian State of Bihar

Submitted by Tom Miles on

Validation Report of a Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Biomass Gasifier Power Plant Project in the north-Indian State of Bihar
Andreas Gantenbein, Centre for Energy Policies and Economics (CEPE), Department of Environmental Sciences (D-UWIS), Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich, October 2005

Cohune Charcoal for Chinese Gasifier Project

Submitted by Tom Miles on

Cohune Charcoal
Peter Singfield, Belize, January 4-5, 2007


Cohune Charcoal
Select images to enlarge.

Reporting on the slow progress -- As of Jan 05 - 07 -- first batch of cohune shell charcoal produced for fueling the Chinese gasifier.

Well -- I finished the furnace -- finished the retort -- tuned up the two blowers -- and let her rip yesterday afternoon at 2:00 PM.

Gas-of-Fire 1000 Update #1

Submitted by Jeff Davis on

The cyclone filter did not turn out the way I had planned. All I'll say is that when one plans on welding an old pot to the bottom of the cyclone filter (in order to provide room for the ash) make sure the pot is not an aluminum pot! You can see the test setup in picture 4.

Process Gas from a Pressurized Downdraft: Evergreen Gasification Technology LLC, Greenwood, Mississippi

Submitted by Tom Miles on

Process Gas from a Pressurized Downdraft: Evergreen Gasification Technology LLC, Greenwood, Mississippi (pdf)
November 2006

Companies: 

Gasifiers: 

Pages

Subscribe to Gasifiers RSS