Research of Characteristics Biomass Staged-Gasification for Hydrogen-Rich Syngas
Chao Chen, Jin Zhou, Yang Xiang
Abstract
Chao Chen, Jin Zhou, Yang Xiang
Abstract
The utilization of fossil fuels makes great challenge in the environment and aggravates the global warming. As a result, it is rather significant to use renewable energy and develop advanced energy utilization technologies. It’s necessary to study the characteristic of biomass staged-gasification. The paper set up a staged-gasification system, which mainly contained biomass pyrolysis and two-staged entrained-flow bed. Influence factors were studied including gasification temperature and first gasification time, and measured the tar content by cold trap method (CT). The results showed that staged-gasification and increasing temperature could improve the hydrogen content. The optimum condition was the first gasification time at 0.6s and gasification temperature at 1100°C. The result was best in this conditions, hydrogen content could higher 8% than traditional gasification, and gasification efficiency up to 75%, carbon conversion up to 96.3%. Moreover, the tar content was decreased from 5.46g/m 3 to 50mg/m 3 .
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The utilization of fossil fuels makes great challenge in the environment and aggravates the global warming. As a result, it is rather significant to use renewable energy and develop advanced energy utilization technologies. It’s necessary to study the characteristic of biomass staged-gasification. The paper set up a staged-gasification system, which mainly contained biomass pyrolysis and two-staged entrained-flow bed. Influence factors were studied including gasification temperature and first gasification time, and measured the tar content by cold trap method (CT). The results showed that staged-gasification and increasing temperature could improve the hydrogen content. The optimum condition was the first gasification time at 0.6s and gasification temperature at 1100°C. The result was best in this conditions, hydrogen content could higher 8% than traditional gasification, and gasification efficiency up to 75%, carbon conversion up to 96.3%. Moreover, the tar content was decreased from 5.46g/m 3 to 50mg/m 3 .
Key concepts: tar (computing), Biomass gasification, Syngas, Waste management, Environmental science, Fossil fuel, Renewable energy, Biomass (ecology)