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80 kW Updraft Gasifier Performance Test using Biomass Residue Waste from Thailand Rural Areas
This research presents the combustion test of Kanchanaburi’s residue waste used in an 80kW updraft gasifier as biomass fuel. Three types of selected biomass were considered: corncob, bagasee, and straw. The 80kW updraft gasifier was designed, fabricated, and experimentally studied. In the gasifier, a variable speed centrifugal fan acted as a forced convection unit, which was installed near the combustion chamber and transferred air volume to the updraft gasifier stove. The experimental results show the temperature in each zone (drying, pyrolysis, gasification, and combustion) of thermochemical processes. The gasifier performance was evaluated by comparing the 3 different biomass fuels. The average producer gas from the burning of corncob, bagasee, and straw produced 2.31m3/kg, 2.15m3/kg, and 2.11m3/kg gas respectively in the updraft gasifier. The stove running times (h) recorded for corncob, bagasee, and straw were 1.24, 1.2 and 1.05, respectively. The producer gas can be used to run a local cooking stove kiln with at normal rated heat generation successfully.
80 kW Updraft Gasifier Performance Test using Biomass Residue Waste from Thailand Rural Areas
This research presents the combustion test of Kanchanaburi’s residue waste used in an 80kW updraft gasifier as biomass fuel. Three types of selected biomass were considered: corncob, bagasee, and straw. The 80kW updraft gasifier was designed, fabricated, and experimentally studied. In the gasifier, a variable speed centrifugal fan acted as a forced convection unit, which was installed near the combustion chamber and transferred air volume to the updraft gasifier stove. The experimental results show the temperature in each zone (drying, pyrolysis, gasification, and combustion) of thermochemical processes. The gasifier performance was evaluated by comparing the 3 different biomass fuels. The average producer gas from the burning of corncob, bagasee, and straw produced 2.31m3/kg, 2.15m3/kg, and 2.11m3/kg gas respectively in the updraft gasifier. The stove running times (h) recorded for corncob, bagasee, and straw were 1.24, 1.2 and 1.05, respectively. The producer gas can be used to run a local cooking stove kiln with at normal rated heat generation successfully.
80 kW Updraft Gasifier Performance Test using Biomass Residue Waste from Thailand Rural Areas
Sookramoon, K. (author)
2020-10-26
oai:zenodo.org:4274037
Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research 10(5) 6349-6355
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
690
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