[Gasification] ideal wood gas engine
Arnt Karlsen
arnt at c2i.net
Mon Feb 21 07:23:32 CST 2011
On Sun, 20 Feb 2011 20:34:00 -0700, Henri wrote in message
<831AF07F-68C3-4299-B885-417D3E0AE219 at telusplanet.net>:
> Dear A D Karve
> I need 100 hp @ 1800 rpm how much biomass would a sterling burn up
> per hr? Henri
..depends on your biomass and on your sterling Stirling's efficiency,
divide your output by your efficiency to get your input, e.g.:
arnt at celsius:~/FG-git$ qalc 100hp/25% to kW
(100 * horsepower) / (25 * procent) = approx. 298.27999 kW
arnt at celsius:~/FG-git$ qalc 100hp/25% to MJ/s
(100 * horsepower) / (25 * procent) = approx. 0.29827999(MJ / s)
arnt at celsius:~/FG-git$ qalc 100hp/25% to kWh/s
(100 * horsepower) / (25 * procent) = approx. 0.082855554((kW*h) / s)
..burn wood?
arnt at celsius:~/FG-git$ qalc 100hp/\(25%*4.5kWh/kg\)
(100 * horsepower) / ((25 * procent * (4.5 * kilowatt * hour)) /
kilogram) = approx. 18.412345(g / s)
arnt at celsius:~/FG-git$ qalc 100hp/\(25%*4.5kWh/kg\) to kg/h
(100 * horsepower) / ((25 * procent * (4.5 * kilowatt * hour)) /
kilogram) = approx. 66.284443(kg / h)
arnt at celsius:~/FG-git$
..is "@ 1800 rpm" relevant? Only if it impacts your efficiency. ;o)
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