[Gasification] Gasification Digest, Vol 12, Issue 4
Wayne hipkin
whipkin at gmail.com
Tue Aug 9 12:12:54 CDT 2011
Recent two piston ecomotors ?are under
> fast developments which combined with GEK gasifier , operating like viking
> well proven can make possible as practical ?small energy genertion with low
> investments HI Can I study this more indepth The two piston ecomoters?? Thanks guys Wayne
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> 1. effect of steam on tar and soot production during pyrolysis?
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> 2. Re: effect of steam on tar and soot production during
> pyrolysis? (Greg Manning)
> 3. Re: effect of steam on tar and soot production during
> pyrolysis? (Pannirselvam P.V)
> 4. Re: effect of steam on tar and soot production during
> pyrolysis? (Greg Manning)
> 5. Sheet metal design and prototyping (Thomas Reed)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2011 19:05:15 -0700
> From: jim mason <jim at allpowerlabs.org>
> To: gasification at bioenergylists.org
> Subject: [Gasification] effect of steam on tar and soot production
> during pyrolysis?
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> on the road to reducing problems in the reactor so there are less
> issues to deal with in filtering, here's a new question.
>
> does anyone know where to look for experimental results on the impacts
> of increased steam in pyrolysis environments? my hunch is that
> increased steam will lessen the production of PAHs and general double
> carbon bonded refractory tars. we know we can do this by reducing
> pyrolysis temp and slowing the ramp rate, but will steam also help
> with this?
>
> the literature shows a marked decrease in soot production in
> combustion environments where there is high steam. steam apparently
> interrupts the agglomeration on the PAH nucleus. thus to the degree
> we can maintain adequate temps, steam is helping us with soot
> reduction.
>
> but what about during pyrolysis? does it reduce PAH production? do
> it have other marked effects on the type of tars make? in general,
> are there wins to be had with steam in pyrolysis that make things
> meaningfully easier to deal with downstream?
>
> i'm about at the end of what i can do on temp control during
> pyrolysis. i'm hoping there is another route to engage to continue
> improving the outputs of the pyrolysis stage.
>
> j
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Jim Mason
> Website: http://www.whatiamupto.com
> Current Projects:
> ?? - Gasifier Experimenters Kit (the GEK): http://www.gekgasifier.com
> ?? - Escape from Berkeley alt fuels vehicle race: www.escapefromberkeley.com
> ?? - ALL Power Labs on Twitter: http://twitter.com/allpowerlabs
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> Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2011 21:46:17 -0500
> From: Greg Manning <a31ford at gmail.com>
> To: Discussion of biomass pyrolysis and gasification
> <gasification at lists.bioenergylists.org>
> Subject: Re: [Gasification] effect of steam on tar and soot production
> during pyrolysis?
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> Greetings List.
>
> Jim,
>
> There are many ways to improve all "sections" (used loosely) within a
> downdraft gasifier, however IMO, steam in biomass is NOT one of them,
> Coal on the otherhand is the opposite.
>
> Attempting to control the reaction temperature should only be done
> within the design of the gasifier, for it's intended feedstock, any
> other methods, simply put..... fail.
>
> Design is paramount, get it right in the first place (aliken to the
> foundation of a house) once the design is right, everything else runs
> correct (level plumb and true).
>
> Greg Manning
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 9:05 PM, jim mason <jim at allpowerlabs.org> wrote:
>> on the road to reducing problems in the reactor so there are less
>
> <snip>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------
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> Message: 3
> Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2011 00:35:08 -0300
> From: "Pannirselvam P.V" <pannirbr at gmail.com>
> To: Discussion of biomass pyrolysis and gasification
> <gasification at lists.bioenergylists.org>
> Cc: Mark Nickelo Blanco <mark.nickelo.blanco at gmail.com>, Rajesh sk
> <rajeshsk76 at gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [Gasification] effect of steam on tar and soot production
> during pyrolysis?
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> Dear Jim
>
> Both the pyrolyis and steam gasification depends mostly on the
> temperture
> the temperture higher than 1000 C , can accelerate more the water gas
> shift reaction thus into more hydrogen and co2 , and alos the co2
> decomposition leading to more C0 ,shifting the equilibrium leading to the
> gas with less co2 . Thus steam reforming into hydogen rich syn gas is
> favoured along with methan formation, less soot , tar production needing
> less , air , thus less n2 in the the gas output
>
> in this case of high temperture , pyrolyis is not limiting factor , but
> steam reforming is critical.
>
> Low temperature pyrolysis can lead to tar, char fines PAH, thus optium ,
> not only the steam ,but also the the biomass:Air :steam are important
> parameters.
>
> One of our research group project collaborator Dr.Rajessh has done ,
> not experimental study , but modeling simulation and optimization of these
> varibables as the Phd thesis .His email .is rajesh76 at gmail.com.he also has
> more than international publications , he is presenetly working Pos doctrate
> research regarding several vital question you have made here .
>
> Even for us who make model , the role of steam in pyrolysis is not very
> clear.The steam , it products , c02 , can bring down very rapidly the
> pyrolysis temperature , then there is problem of maintain steady
> temperatures .
>
> In this respect , the two satge Denmak Viking gasifier has two stges
> :pyrolysis , steam gasification pliot plant are very well demonstrated ,
> in which the engine exhaust are used to maintain the tempertaure in
> pyrlolysis as in GEK , the hot air and steam are recoverd from gasifier.
> Surley there are experimental published work is available
> http://www.bgg.mek.dtu.dk/Publications.aspxot
>
> Not only steam air ratio, but how this can be used are important points ,
> realy we do not have answer.
>
> if you wish to use steam in pyrolysis , this need to be the superheated one
> , as superheated steam is well proved to be good for combustion , this can
> help cracking Carbon carbon bonds, tars etc.
>
> Experimental results are lacking but you can serach several patents,where
> you can surely find the correct answer.
>
> Opensource google , several sites make possible very quick search abou the
> same
>
>
> GeK gasifier design is ok , there is an good scope to do operacional
> research to optimize , minimize fuel consumption , make goodquality gas ,
> improve overall energy efficienmcy.Recent two piston ecomotors are under
> fast developments which combined with GEK gasifier , operating like viking
> well proven can make possible as practical small energy genertion with low
> investments
>
> As you have open mind and open source ecobusiness model , making
> money from biomass waste can be reality , an proven very soon , yet now
> is an dream for many not an economicaly viable business, but technicaly
> feasible as your well made GEK gasifier working demonstrated
>
> Wish you all the sucess and thank you for your open minded sharing
> information of technical information with our list, I am happy to see You
> as an example and good model of other business venture bioenergy making
> private company to share not only the problems , but also share several
> important technical solution with open mind along with this list members,
> eventhough top secret, stat of art technology one can keep awy from the
> list
>
> Welcome you to bring here the problems and the real isseu and I am sure
> good way will be shown by several experts
>
> Yours truely
> Pannirselvam P.V
>
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 11:05 PM, jim mason <jim at allpowerlabs.org> wrote:
>
>> on the road to reducing problems in the reactor so there are less
>> issues to deal with in filtering, here's a new question.
>>
>> does anyone know where to look for experimental results on the impacts
>> of increased steam in pyrolysis environments? my hunch is that
>> increased steam will lessen the production of PAHs and general double
>> carbon bonded refractory tars. we know we can do this by reducing
>> pyrolysis temp and slowing the ramp rate, but will steam also help
>> with this?
>>
>> the literature shows a marked decrease in soot production in
>> combustion environments where there is high steam. steam apparently
>> interrupts the agglomeration on the PAH nucleus. thus to the degree
>> we can maintain adequate temps, steam is helping us with soot
>> reduction.
>>
>> but what about during pyrolysis? does it reduce PAH production? do
>> it have other marked effects on the type of tars make? in general,
>> are there wins to be had with steam in pyrolysis that make things
>> meaningfully easier to deal with downstream?
>>
>> i'm about at the end of what i can do on temp control during
>> pyrolysis. i'm hoping there is another route to engage to continue
>> improving the outputs of the pyrolysis stage.
>>
>> j
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Jim Mason
>> Website: http://www.whatiamupto.com
>> Current Projects:
>> - Gasifier Experimenters Kit (the GEK): http://www.gekgasifier.com
>> - Escape from Berkeley alt fuels vehicle race:
>> www.escapefromberkeley.com
>> - ALL Power Labs on Twitter: http://twitter.com/allpowerlabs
>> - Shipyard Announce list:
>> http://lists.spaceship.com/listinfo.cgi/icp-spaceship.com
>>
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> Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2011 05:16:01 -0500
> From: Greg Manning <a31ford at gmail.com>
> To: Discussion of biomass pyrolysis and gasification
> <gasification at lists.bioenergylists.org>
> Subject: Re: [Gasification] effect of steam on tar and soot production
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> Greetings List, Jim, Pannirselvam.
>
> I now re-read your initial post, and wonder quoting you..
>
> Quote: "we know we can do this by reducing
>>> pyrolysis temp and slowing the ramp rate, but will steam also help
>>> with this?" < End Quote:
>
> Reducing Pyrolysis Temperature ????? this is exactly where tars and
> PAH's are created in the first place.
>
> Sorry Jim, I'll back out of this conversation now, as we are in two
> different worlds as to what makes a gasifier work correctly.
>
> Greg Manning
>
> On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 10:35 PM, Pannirselvam P.V <pannirbr at gmail.com> wrote:
>> ?Dear Jim
>> ? ?Both the pyrolyis and steam gasification ?depends mostly ?on the
>> temperture
>> the ?temperture higher than ?1000 C , can ? accelerate ?more the ?water gas
>> ?shift reaction thus ?into more ? hydrogen and co2 , and alos the ?co2
>> ?decomposition ?leading to more C0 ,shifting ?the equilibrium leading to the
>> gas with ?less co2 . Thus ?steam reforming into hydogen rich syn gas is
>> favoured along with methan formation, less soot , tar production needing
>> less , air , thus less n2 in the the gas output
>> ? in this case of high temperture , pyrolyis is not limiting factor , but
>> steam reforming ?is critical.
>> Low ?temperature ?pyrolysis can lead to tar, char fines PAH, thus optium ,
>> not only the steam ,but also the the biomass:Air :steam ?are important
>> parameters.
>> ? One of our ?research group ?project collaborator ?Dr.Rajessh ?has done ,
>> not experimental ?study , but modeling simulation and optimization of ?these
>> varibables as ?the Phd thesis .His email .is rajesh76 at gmail.com.he also has
>> more than international publications , he is presenetly working Pos doctrate
>> research ?regarding several ?vital question you have ?made here .
>> ? Even for us ?who make model ?, the role of steam in pyrolysis is not ?very
>> clear.The steam , it products , c02 ?, can bring down very ?rapidly the
>> pyrolysis temperature , then there is problem of maintain steady
>> temperatures .
>> ? ? In this respect , the two satge ?Denmak ?Viking ?gasifier ?has two stges
>> :pyrolysis , steam gasification pliot plant are ?very ?well demonstrated ?,
>> in which the engine exhaust are used to maintain the tempertaure ?in
>> pyrlolysis as in GEK , the hot air and steam are recoverd from gasifier.
>> Surley there are ?experimental ?published work ?is available
>> http://www.bgg.mek.dtu.dk/Publications.aspxot
>> Not only steam air ?ratio, but ?how ?this can be used are important points ,
>> realy ?we do not have ?answer.
>> if you wish to use ?steam in pyrolysis , this need to be the superheated one
>> , as superheated ?steam is well proved to be ?good for combustion , this can
>> help cracking ?Carbon carbon bonds, tars etc.
>> Experimental results ?are lacking but you can serach several patents,where
>> you ?can surely find the correct answer.
>> Opensource google , several sites make possible very quick search ?abou the
>> same
>>
>> ? GeK gasifier design is ok , there is an good scope to do operacional
>> research ?to optimize ?, minimize fuel consumption , make goodquality gas ,
>> improve overall energy efficienmcy.Recent two piston ecomotors ?are under
>> fast developments which combined with GEK gasifier , operating like viking
>> well proven can make possible as practical ?small energy genertion with low
>> investments
>> ? ? ? ?As you have ?open mind ?and open source ?ecobusiness model , making
>> ?money from biomass waste can be reality , an proven ?very soon , yet ?now
>> is an dream for many not an economicaly viable business, but technicaly
>> feasible ?as your well made GEK gasifier working demonstrated
>> ? ?Wish you all the sucess and thank you for your open minded ?sharing
>> information ?of technical information ?with our list, I am happy ?to see You
>> as an example and good model of other business ?venture bioenergy making
>> ?private ?company ?to share not only the problems , but also ?share ?several
>> important technical solution ?with open mind along with this ?list members,
>> eventhough top secret, stat of art technology one ?can keep awy from the
>> list
>> Welcome you to bring here the problems and the real?isseu?and I ?am sure
>> ?good way ?will be shown by several experts
>> Yours truely
>> Pannirselvam P.V
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 11:05 PM, jim mason <jim at allpowerlabs.org> wrote:
>>>
>>> on the road to reducing problems in the reactor so there are less
>>> issues to deal with in filtering, here's a new question.
>>>
>>> does anyone know where to look for experimental results on the impacts
>>> of increased steam in pyrolysis environments? ? my hunch is that
>>> increased steam will lessen the production of PAHs and general double
>>> carbon bonded refractory tars. ?we know we can do this by reducing
>>> pyrolysis temp and slowing the ramp rate, but will steam also help
>>> with this?
>>>
>>> the literature shows a marked decrease in soot production in
>>> combustion environments where there is high steam. ?steam apparently
>>> interrupts the agglomeration on the PAH nucleus. ?thus to the degree
>>> we can maintain adequate temps, steam is helping us with soot
>>> reduction.
>>>
>>> but what about during pyrolysis? ?does it reduce PAH production? ?do
>>> it have other marked effects on the type of tars make? ?in general,
>>> are there wins to be had with steam in pyrolysis that make things
>>> meaningfully easier to deal with downstream?
>>>
>>> i'm about at the end of what i can do on temp control during
>>> pyrolysis. ?i'm hoping there is another route to engage to continue
>>> improving the outputs of the pyrolysis stage.
>>>
>>> j
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Jim Mason
>>> Website: http://www.whatiamupto.com
>>> Current Projects:
>>> ?? - Gasifier Experimenters Kit (the GEK): http://www.gekgasifier.com
>>> ?? - Escape from Berkeley alt fuels vehicle race:
>>> www.escapefromberkeley.com
>>> ?? - ALL Power Labs on Twitter: http://twitter.com/allpowerlabs
>>> ?? - Shipyard Announce list:
>>> http://lists.spaceship.com/listinfo.cgi/icp-spaceship.com
>>>
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>>
>>
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>> ************************************************
>> P.V.PANNIRSELVAM
>> ASSOCIATE . PROF.
>> Research Group ,GPEC, Coordinator
>> Computer aided? Cost engineering
>>
>> DEQ ? Departamento de Engenharia Qu?mica
>> CT ? Centro de Tecnologia / UFRN, Lagoa Nova ? Natal/RN
>> Campus Universit?rio. CEP: 59.072-970
>> North East,Brazil
>> *******************************************
>> https://sites.google.com/a/biomassa.eq.ufrn.br/sites/
>> ?and
>> http://ecosyseng.wetpaint.com/
>>
>>
>> Fone ;Office
>> 84 3215-3769 ,? Ramal 210
>> Home : 84 3217-1557
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>
> Greg Manning,
> Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
>
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> Message: 5
> Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2011 16:15:32 -0400
> From: Thomas Reed <tombreed2010 at gmail.com>
> To: STOVES <stoves-request at lists.bioenergylists.org>, Discussion of
> biomass pyrolysis and gasification
> <gasification at lists.bioenergylists.org>, Shivayam Ellis
> <shivayam.ellis at gmail.com>, Agua Das <aguadas at onebox.com>, Paul
> Anderson <psanders at ilstu.edu>, William Ayres <waayres at kc.rr.com>,
> Michael Antal <mantal at hawaii.edu>, Julia Hasty <jay at allpowerlabs.org>,
> Art Krenzel <phoenix98604 at msn.com>, Art Lilley <artsolar at aol.com>
> Subject: [Gasification] Sheet metal design and prototyping
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> Dear all
>
> My exceedingly clever (God) Grandson, Shivayam Ellis (son of AguaDas Ellis) is starting a service at www.now cut.com to provide prototype sheet metal parts from his X-Y cutting table, described below.
>
> Hard to beat.
>
> TomReed - BEF
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