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Gasifier system identification for biomass power plants using response surface method

J. Satonsaowapak, Tosaphol Ratniyomchai, Thanatchai Kulworawanichpong, Padej Pao-la-or, Boonruang Marungsri, Anant Oonsivilai

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Biomass in the form of wood has been used by human as a source of energy for a long period of time. Recently, the use of renewable energy sources has been widely experienced in domestic, commercial, and industrial appliances. This has resulted in a greater awareness and advancement in renewable energy technology. Gasification is a process of conversion of solid carbonaceous fuel into combustible gas by partial combustion. Many gasifier models have various operating conditions and the parameters kept in each model are also different. In this paper, the experimental data applied have three inputs; which are biomass consumption, air flow rate and ash discharge rate. The model presents gas flow rate as an output. The response surface model, multiple linear regression, quadratic model as well as cubic model were used to identify the Gasifier system and results are presented.

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Biomass in the form of wood has been used by human as a source of energy for a long period of time. Recently, the use of renewable energy sources has been widely experienced in domestic, commercial, and industrial appliances. This has resulted in a greater awareness and advancement in renewable energy technology. Gasification is a process of conversion of solid carbonaceous fuel into combustible gas by partial combustion. Many gasifier models have various operating conditions and the parameters kept in each model are also different. In this paper, the experimental data applied have three inputs; which are biomass consumption, air flow rate and ash discharge rate. The model presents gas flow rate as an output. The response surface model, multiple linear regression, quadratic model as well as cubic model were used to identify the Gasifier system and results are presented.

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Biomass in the form of wood has been used by human as a source of energy for a long period of time. Recently, the use of renewable energy sources has been widely experienced in domestic, commercial, and industrial appliances. This has resulted in a greater awareness and advancement in renewable energy technology. Gasification is a process of conversion of solid carbonaceous fuel into combustible gas by partial combustion. Many gasifier models have various operating conditions and the parameters kept in each model are also different. In this paper, the experimental data applied have three inputs; which are biomass consumption, air flow rate and ash discharge rate. The model presents gas flow rate as an output. The response surface model, multiple linear regression, quadratic model as well as cubic model were used to identify the Gasifier system and results are presented.

Key concepts: Wood gas generator, Biomass (ecology), Renewable energy, Process engineering, Environmental science, Combustion, Volumetric flow rate, Waste management

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