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Gasification of slurry/liquid feedstock to syngas. Light hydrocarbons in the slurry phase can be converted to syngas by gasification, reacting the feedstock with oxygen to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide. ...
ByLAND® based in Dronfield, UNITED KINGDOM
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Gasification of petroleum coke to syngas. Petroleum coke (pet coke) is a high-carbon, low-ash fuel. ...
ByLAND® based in Dronfield, UNITED KINGDOM
On going research and development using HNG in waste elimination processes is showing how effective HNG can be in the gasification of plastics and other waste ...
ByHydroInfra Technologies (HIT) based in Stockholm, SWEDEN
By converting dead trees into wood chips and gasifying them, our machine produces clean electricity and offsets disposal costs. Disposal by gasification also has far lower particulate emissions than controlled burns and a lower carbon footprint than decomposition, since methane emissions from anaerobic decomposition are avoided. Decomposing wood reverts all of its carbon content to CO2, but gasification sequesters a portion of it as charcoal waste, usable as ...
ByAll Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Biomass energy from gasification, when done responsibly with waste wood or suitable agricultural waste such as nut shells, is often eligible for feed-in tariffs. However, biomass gasification has the advantage of being on-demand, so you can feed renewable energy onto the grid at times when wind and solar are not abundant, enabling you to avoid times when prices are too low due to an excess of wind or solar power being fed to the ...
ByAll Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Dead trees and wood from forest management can be chipped and dried for gasification. The electricity generated can offset electrical costs while the consumption of waste wood offsets disposal costs. Disposal by gasification also has far lower particulate emissions than controlled burns and a lower carbon footprint than decomposition, since methane emissions from anaerobic decomposition are avoided. Decomposing wood reverts all of its carbon content to CO2, but ...
ByAll Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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Producing syngas from biomass is a key step in the production of biofuels. Gasification is used to convert the biomass to hydrogen and carbon monoxide, but efficient conversion requires accurate thermal ...
ByLAND® based in Dronfield, UNITED KINGDOM
Dead trees and wood from forest thinning can be chipped, dried, and converted to renewable energy while eliminating disposal costs. Disposal by gasification also has far lower particulate emissions than controlled burns and a lower carbon footprint than decomposition, since methane emissions from anaerobic decomposition are avoided. Decomposing wood reverts all of its carbon content to CO2, but gasification sequesters a portion of it as charcoal waste, usable as ...
ByAll Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Reliable coal and biomass gasification with maximum system availability, while maintaining highest operational safety. ...
ByFELUWA Pumpen GmbH based in Mürlenbach, GERMANY
Gas analyzer solution for biomass gasification syngas monitoring ...
ByCubic Instruments (Wuhan) Ltd. based in Wuhan, CHINA
ECOS-RLG 30-1000 KW biomass gasification boilers offer: - Reduced energy consumption - Very high yield of thermal energy in relation to the amount of wood burned - Microprocessor and complex automation - Low level of emissions - Reliability and autonomy ...
ByDIA DOXA FOLEX based in Miraslau (Alba), ROMANIA
All lines can be blocked over in time by bacteria in the water that is used for heat exchange during liquefaction and gasification processes, in LNG Terminals. And this can lead to an increase in costs due to the inefficient heat exchange. ...
ByKemisan based in Güzelbahçe/İzmir, TURKEY
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Syngas is usually the product of gasification of coal, biomass or Municipal Solid Waste ...
BySolar Turbines Incorporated (STI) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Gasification and synthetic gas production from various waste products are becoming increasingly important energy recovery technologies. ...
ByMacrotek Inc. based in Markham, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Venturi scrubbers and absorbers remove the particulate, tars, and sulfur compounds generated from the gasification process to create an optimized and clean-burning syngas. The cleaner the syngas, the richer the fuel content for increased energy ...
ByAirPol based in Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Syngas (short for synthetic gas) can be burnt and used as a fuel source, the main constituents of syngas are Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Hydrogen (H), which amount for around 85% of Syngas, and it is produced by a process called Gasification. Gasification starts with a base material which can originate from a wide variety of materials for example wood chips and pellets, plastics, municipal solid waste, sewage, waste crops, and fossil fuels such as coal. During ...
ByEdinburgh Sensors Ltd - TECHCOMP Group based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM
Processes that create a synthetic gas (syn gas) in a gasification process for waste reduction, electricity generation, or steam production (CHP – combined heat and power processes) – commonly benefit from custom heat recovery ...
ByCatalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA)
Furthermore, gasifying the wood to produce electricity is a lot cleaner than disposing via controlled burns, and has a lower carbon footprint than decomposition, since decomposition often produces methane, and reverts all of the carbon to carbon dioxide, whereas with gasification, a portion is sequestered as ...
ByAll Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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We have reference plants in the UK and Middle East treating the syngas and biogas from a variety of gasification and anaerobic digestion ...
ByERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd based in Horsham, UNITED KINGDOM
Wood is chipped, dried, and used to produce electricity, reducing electrical costs and paid disposal. Disposal by gasification also has far lower particulate emissions than controlled burns and a lower carbon footprint than decomposition, since methane emissions from anaerobic decomposition are avoided. Decomposing wood reverts all of its carbon content to CO2, but gasification sequesters a portion of it as charcoal waste, usable as ...
ByAll Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)