Journal of High Temperature Society
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Behaviors of Char Gasification Based on Two-stage Gasifier of Biomass
Miki TANIGUCHI, Kenichi SASAUCHI, Chulju AHN, Yusuke ITO, Toshiaki HAYASHI, Fumiteru AKAMATSU
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2009 Volume 35 Issue 2 Pages 68-75

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In order to develop a small-scale gasifier in which biomass can be converted to energy with high efficiency, we planed a gasification process that consists of two parts: pyrolysis part (rotary kiln) and gasification part (downdraft gasifier). We performed fundamental experiments on gasification part and discussed the apropriate conditions such as air supply location, air ratio, air temperature and hearth load. The following results was found: 1) the air supply into the char bed is more effective than that into the gas phase, 2) we can have the maximum cold gas efficiency of 80% on the following conditions: air supply location: char layer, air temperature: 20°C, air ratio: 0.2. 3) As air temperature is higher, the cold gas efficiency is larger. As for the hearth load, the cold gas efficiency becomes higher and reaches the constant level. It is expected from the results that high temperature in the char layer is effective on the char gasification.
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