[Stoves] Using all the energy when char making
Frank Shields
frank at compostlab.com
Mon May 13 12:54:57 CDT 2013
Stovers,
Seems there is often a lot of wasted energy that could be used when making
char that is just flared off.
I'm thinking the reason is that to convert to electricity one needs 1) a
very clean syngas 2) an expensive motor and 3) costly up-keep. The generator
is a onetime purchase with low maintenance.
So why not use a steam engine to convert the flame to electricity? Perhaps
not as efficient but all you are doing is heating water so the gas need not
be as clean as when drawn into an internal combustion engine.
Thanks
Frank
Thanks
Frank Shields
BioChar Division
Control Laboratories, Inc.
42 Hangar Way
Watsonville, CE 95076
(831) 724-5422 tel
(81) 724-3188 fax
<mailto:frank at biocharlab.com> frank at biocharlab.com
www.controllabs.com
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