[Stoves] Three fuel combustion/pyrolysis papers

Sat May 20 11:56:54 CDT 2017

List:

1.  This one appeared as a Journal-recommended non-fee paper:
“The impact of fuel properties on the emissions from the combustion of biomass and other solid fuels in a fixed bed domestic stove"

E.J.S. Mitchell <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#>a <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#af0005>, A.R. Lea-Langton <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#>a <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#af0005>, J.M. Jones <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#>a <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#af0005>, A. Williams <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#>a <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#af0005>,  <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#cr0005>, P. Layden <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#>b <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#af0010>, R. Johnson <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#>b <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843#af0010>
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843 <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378382015301843>

	It fits TLUDs in the sense that a TLUD separates the two distinct types of burning (flaming and smoldering) - and (hopefully if one places the char in soil) one never sees the second type.  I have NOT read this carefully, but looks well done.

2.   From a totally different source this one appeared with a similar flavor:
The impact of fuel properties on the emissions from the combustion of biomass and other solid fuels in a fixed bed domestic stove <https://recommendations.springernature.com/v1255/redirect/004bM9w-ENjUDU5H2pVUL17iSbuwMKVCjjjyi2fmgQy_Pkthsyu_4YHhRbwzsJyH4DdRhtmVrAZLjXdxRWFEfQDZ7apxqf-z_xWLbCeQuOE1XKrSe4w5mShj2OXoLQ6X7ZwyDcbGMDkqA5b23U7MvijGIg6JNq8JxfpopB31uvluETRcg-zUK-uSL5TVVe6_eK-AJAcEbytnI5U_KvJ_IG0KrRfZtESgYqNVVPDAz_9AqAZOxx2qEqXqf_lbxxUCjMaqVGYM8tvfd7HUF4SLLKstjY4CGAG7Tnk7ZcnKR9BmNOWKU8_Laikhewva_0iHJpmS0kJoDE3QitwRJ6O7n1x_qsXHop5oDgDuAXpJQwLLdOjGjv-pC6ZZK4FKf4S0qjpsjnEZn5K9QTF1lMBn_P2H-jUCU1OUxF7PRz96_lFKcHlFBUY4rfJn5EnzX7xvZ2-xzhvlhsIZsNvmC-tJugJLsNaZGLlCohTN-ZBKD16Iv1-JD6PTnXU5aFn8yy-uJuliffCQqwHhP8ml1yV0MXEQoXuou5KuDqpLDYSc3gjXlakHnI-FAMf5K5yoIpI4Tx1ruKQaeR9y-rl0yfmqWRZNWpmTkKQSouI7R_xoOEiWXXyCGuAGzpxE79AsM5rCsNgjklwL98wFV8wAwcycioMAGU9taiN2GtGR9NYnoJv8b4DV1COrk_MN_hKypxYdUQUCXquUghBqxSchWYeYjcce0Q_UzmGdt-ePYETRmsK5lKuGIveNwoiWxebl00q7AarHZtW11aNFVJz02_7-k0_jr4hKhmop3xGUbUpyMekQFeNo-N4210_qmDLmVpCIPvFscyk2t2bNBea7tw6EQBApaoKo21_OwS9MSM1DwQIdQIP-tLlt_4evPMis-HNYrrTe362LYrnFe_Y3iNKeUreMsP8QMB_1qbe-q8RLklBo9Qv1Sr6joVo4uVUc4Wr3ALUX6CAa5QMUMRkXUikRPUAlaNdn43GpGdL7CnQfSfqK3iY3fv-1DRyFKjIM8qtrbHljmYnJ0vTqD1XAWJu781LSSdZni3l0YzVKFva3g3hnmnV1ZUCkZ04Yq_vfAV2T>Mitchell, E.J.S.Johnson, R.
 <https://recommendations.springernature.com/v1255/redirect/004bM9w-ENjUDU5H2pVUL17iSbuwMKVCjjjyi2fmgQy_Pkthsyu_4YHhRbwzsJyH4DdRhtmVrAZLjXdxRWFEfQDZ7apxqf-z_xWLbCeQuOE1XKrSe4w5mShj2OXoLQ6X7ZwyDcbGMDkqA5b23U7MvijGIg6JNq8JxfpopB31uvluETRcg-zUK-uSL5TVVe6_eK-AJAcEbytnI5U_KvJ_IG0KrRfZtESgYqNVVPDAz_9AqAZOxx2qEqXqf_lbxxUCjMaqVGYM8tvfd7HUF4SLLKstjY4CGAG7Tnk7ZcnKR9BmNOWKU8_Laikhewva_0iHJpmS0kJoDE3QitwRJ6O7n1x_qsXHop5oDgDuAXpJQwLLdOjGjv-pC6ZZK4FKf4S0qjpsjnEZn5K9QTF1lMBn_P2H-jUCU1OUxF7PRz96_lFKcHlFBUY4rfJn5EnzX7xvZ2-xzhvlhsIZsNvmC-tJugJLsNaZGLlCohTN-ZBKD16Iv1-JD6PTnXU5aFn8yy-uJuliffCQqwHhP8ml1yV0MXEQoXuou5KuDqpLDYSc3gjXlakHnI-FAMf5K5yoIpI4Tx1ruKQaeR9y-rl0yfmqWRZNWpmTkKQSouI7R_xoOEiWXXyCGuAGzpxE79AsM5rCsNgjklwL98wFV8wAwcycioMAGU9taiN2GtGR9NYnoJv8b4DV1COrk_MN_hKypxYdUQUCXquUghBqxSchWYeYjcce0Q_UzmGdt-ePYETRmsK5lKuGIveNwoiWxebl00q7AarHZtW11aNFVJz02_7-k0_jr4hKhmop3xGUbUpyMekQFeNo-N4210_qmDLmVpCIPvFscyk2t2bNBea7tw6EQBApaoKo21_OwS9MSM1DwQIdQIP-tLlt_4evPMis-HNYrrTe362LYrnFe_Y3iNKeUreMsP8QMB_1qbe-q8RLklBo9Qv1Sr6joVo4uVUc4Wr3ALUX6CAa5QMUMRkXUikRPUAlaNdn43GpGdL7CnQfSfqK3iY3fv-1DRyFKjIM8qtrbHljmYnJ0vTqD1XAWJu781LSSdZni3l0YzVKFva3g3hnmnV1ZUCkZ04Yq_vfAV2T>Fuel Processing Technology 2016 <https://recommendations.springernature.com/v1255/redirect/004bM9w-ENjUDU5H2pVUL17iSbuwMKVCjjjyi2fmgQy_Pkthsyu_4YHhRbwzsJyH4DdRhtmVrAZLjXdxRWFEfQDZ7apxqf-z_xWLbCeQuOE1XKrSe4w5mShj2OXoLQ6X7ZwyDcbGMDkqA5b23U7MvijGIg6JNq8JxfpopB31uvluETRcg-zUK-uSL5TVVe6_eK-AJAcEbytnI5U_KvJ_IG0KrRfZtESgYqNVVPDAz_9AqAZOxx2qEqXqf_lbxxUCjMaqVGYM8tvfd7HUF4SLLKstjY4CGAG7Tnk7ZcnKR9BmNOWKU8_Laikhewva_0iHJpmS0kJoDE3QitwRJ6O7n1x_qsXHop5oDgDuAXpJQwLLdOjGjv-pC6ZZK4FKf4S0qjpsjnEZn5K9QTF1lMBn_P2H-jUCU1OUxF7PRz96_lFKcHlFBUY4rfJn5EnzX7xvZ2-xzhvlhsIZsNvmC-tJugJLsNaZGLlCohTN-ZBKD16Iv1-JD6PTnXU5aFn8yy-uJuliffCQqwHhP8ml1yV0MXEQoXuou5KuDqpLDYSc3gjXlakHnI-FAMf5K5yoIpI4Tx1ruKQaeR9y-rl0yfmqWRZNWpmTkKQSouI7R_xoOEiWXXyCGuAGzpxE79AsM5rCsNgjklwL98wFV8wAwcycioMAGU9taiN2GtGR9NYnoJv8b4DV1COrk_MN_hKypxYdUQUCXquUghBqxSchWYeYjcce0Q_UzmGdt-ePYETRmsK5lKuGIveNwoiWxebl00q7AarHZtW11aNFVJz02_7-k0_jr4hKhmop3xGUbUpyMekQFeNo-N4210_qmDLmVpCIPvFscyk2t2bNBea7tw6EQBApaoKo21_OwS9MSM1DwQIdQIP-tLlt_4evPMis-HNYrrTe362LYrnFe_Y3iNKeUreMsP8QMB_1qbe-q8RLklBo9Qv1Sr6joVo4uVUc4Wr3ALUX6CAa5QMUMRkXUikRPUAlaNdn43GpGdL7CnQfSfqK3iY3fv-1DRyFKjIM8qtrbHljmYnJ0vTqD1XAWJu781LSSdZni3l0YzVKFva3g3hnmnV1ZUCkZ04Yq_vfAV2T> 
 (only free at this single site)
http://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/85463/1/A%20study%20of%20soot%20formation%20from%20biomass%20combustion.pdf <http://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/85463/1/A%20study%20of%20soot%20formation%20from%20biomass%20combustion.pdf>
	(again - I haven’t read carefully - but has the same breakout into two types of combustion (Flaming and smoldering)

3.  And this one was also recommended at the same place.  We have discussed Dr. Tryner’s thesis work before, but I’m not sure this particular article.   I like it very much:

The effects of fuel type and stove design on emissions and efficiency of natural-draft semi-gasifier biomass cookstoves
Tryner, Jessica…Marchese, Anthony J.
Energy for Sustainable Development 2014
 <https://recommendations.springernature.com/v1255/redirect/004bM9w-ENjUDU5H2pVULzvM3jlkn27KyMViPvscv-hi-CXyEoj-tptLg8NkrJ1ARoTdXKWTMElsXB1g-CiQnPzRdUXhoi-9SXKcJZRxYxIoGbZ3R9Q0GFRfs7kUT4TRf3hobROqIJ1mZFrTAXhPSBWWkDBVbduwXW-wC_BiP7iSLZZSBFkdrLfVRHTwKNYDmzp-qlZTEDMdCoBiBL2IlG47Z_bx8JNhY3Lmp25m0ReBiRO4vNBeaSgGGC4n1gX5IeaoIjiZtMwD6E9ATUliZFop4OK3VtiHKklUJpakxsawLW_DRz63VFwfpJo7zPsFTatV3lOgsbpA6Hd1QA9S05l-DsPcEuDpcJKwW0yb8pJj64wpr4GLpkmQYP-CDT9ed42HyqXRTfL7eBQhuPet1r-Y2p1qeWgAMLkkAsriGDlt3aHy2EN34JhCH5cRePyXU5zNcFsX7eF0JEFaZ_pRCzjuyseIco7qB8btUpm3N1jk7c3Cxs6JP8HDYSot73vQDYLoMzdEJG33n4Al1QUQS0tRPMEuhcHEeK7CJHF7LvpKRKIHbXX07AyUqP157ogTOvKZ6cyF-HhVayouHRBsbO3hAsWaG4eurQVGl_DDyV5G0ibhYREeLdjSaj2-z75GwgE-4gMNO4NULwQaGsmi1SAuEvCIpIX6VaCMrtVR84edvETSkP4ZP9PPFAp47IKN8FxiYYe4LQaX_87KGz8aVv1-WRtHqBZN3H-gWW9r94efROJ6rVhhHbxW_GnP6zFs6E9jefYGFOPNZeMBLnKITgQ7YZPx4UW7VMWhQpTWSjt5J3lwHS-AE0dlvpU8beaTa5xqywUi4g1j9_Hgbrd0p6mjYNelB_AGTGVKSg0SoZ0yGzqWNplm1-YqWypfYER0PmyD8lHJMAPG--kJooqkK_YA5FC5AeL0pStS9QCqriJN_zlx0hlfP4NWrQpLPDCV9CK0V6aQOHkYk5dgfZwb5l8LPoeJYMivvfzOWnEW4PStBXnZFMuRNswl_4dxAjUXpTASiKfTgzZjSGtJKsI8KiY4gRTBjEStOoopPWbBEf8%3D> <https://recommendations.springernature.com/v1255/redirect/004bM9w-ENjUDU5H2pVULzvM3jlkn27KyMViPvscv-hi-CXyEoj-tptLg8NkrJ1ARoTdXKWTMElsXB1g-CiQnPzRdUXhoi-9SXKcJZRxYxIoGbZ3R9Q0GFRfs7kUT4TRf3hobROqIJ1mZFrTAXhPSBWWkDBVbduwXW-wC_BiP7iSLZZSBFkdrLfVRHTwKNYDmzp-qlZTEDMdCoBiBL2IlG47Z_bx8JNhY3Lmp25m0ReBiRO4vNBeaSgGGC4n1gX5IeaoIjiZtMwD6E9ATUliZFop4OK3VtiHKklUJpakxsawLW_DRz63VFwfpJo7zPsFTatV3lOgsbpA6Hd1QA9S05l-DsPcEuDpcJKwW0yb8pJj64wpr4GLpkmQYP-CDT9ed42HyqXRTfL7eBQhuPet1r-Y2p1qeWgAMLkkAsriGDlt3aHy2EN34JhCH5cRePyXU5zNcFsX7eF0JEFaZ_pRCzjuyseIco7qB8btUpm3N1jk7c3Cxs6JP8HDYSot73vQDYLoMzdEJG33n4Al1QUQS0tRPMEuhcHEeK7CJHF7LvpKRKIHbXX07AyUqP157ogTOvKZ6cyF-HhVayouHRBsbO3hAsWaG4eurQVGl_DDyV5G0ibhYREeLdjSaj2-z75GwgE-4gMNO4NULwQaGsmi1SAuEvCIpIX6VaCMrtVR84edvETSkP4ZP9PPFAp47IKN8FxiYYe4LQaX_87KGz8aVv1-WRtHqBZN3H-gWW9r94efROJ6rVhhHbxW_GnP6zFs6E9jefYGFOPNZeMBLnKITgQ7YZPx4UW7VMWhQpTWSjt5J3lwHS-AE0dlvpU8beaTa5xqywUi4g1j9_Hgbrd0p6mjYNelB_AGTGVKSg0SoZ0yGzqWNplm1-YqWypfYER0PmyD8lHJMAPG--kJooqkK_YA5FC5AeL0pStS9QCqriJN_zlx0hlfP4NWrQpLPDCV9CK0V6aQOHkYk5dgfZwb5l8LPoeJYMivvfzOWnEW4PStBXnZFMuRNswl_4dxAjUXpTASiKfTgzZjSGtJKsI8KiY4gRTBjEStOoopPWbBEf8%3D>http://envirofit.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/2015-The-effect-of-fuel-type-etc_Tryner.pdf <http://envirofit.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/2015-The-effect-of-fuel-type-etc_Tryner.pdf>

	A phrase in the abstract surprised me - that 60% of the energy can remain in the char.  I have never seen the remaining char this high - which should improve the economics if/when one is able to sell the char.

Ron
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