[Gasification] Gasification Digest, Vol 16, Issue 16

Wayne hipkin whipkin at gmail.com
Fri Dec 23 18:10:38 CST 2011


hi Again Dry Pine@  12/ 15% MC Chipped  Any Advantage Or Optimum Chip
Size  If I Screen Them   I Understand 2by2" Cube MayB  Preferred But??
 Are The Fines IE Sawdust Small bits,o;bark  To seperate And Utillize
 A Rundown or Were2 Look  Appreciative

On 12/23/11, Wayne hipkin <whipkin at gmail.com> wrote:
> hiya Guy s With all the THANK YOU S Going Round A Warm Thanx Another
> Year of INSIGHTS And Answerd Question A Super Job + All The Work You
> Guys Commit     Appreciated  Someone Had said they may have 50KW
> Gasifier 4Sell Pls Cont   Ahappy +A Merry   Humble y   Ever ThankFull
>    Has Anyone Bin Workin On Or With Canola Straw        2 Different
> Redilly Available Fuels Beetle kill Pine + Rape Straw  Bless Ya
> Again
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>> From: Richard Bockwinkel <Bock at erbsteam.com>
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>> From: Thomas Reed <tombreed2010 at gmail.com>
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>> Dear Gasers and Stovers
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>> Someone asked recently how hot the TLUD stoves got during operation.  I
>> made
>> a number of tests below on gasifying several fuels.  The highest
>> temperature
>> I measured during the pyrolysis operation with the Cen-Tech IR pyrometers
>> was 190 C.  However, when the yellow flame disappeared and charcoal was
>> gasifying the temperature rose to 350C.
>>
>> MESQUITE, LIGNIN, AND PINE TLUD  PYROLYSIS
>>
>> THE FOLLOWING FUELS WERE BURNED IN A 4" D X 6" TALL TLUD STOVE AND THE
>> WEIGHT CHANGE RECORDED.
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>> Note:  The tests were done on a scale weighing to 1/2 g and time recorded
>> every minute.
>>
>> Dry wood typically has an energy content of 21 kJ/g.  However in the TLUD
>> stove only the cellulose contributes is vaporized, approximately 16 kJ/g
>> of
>> weight loss, while the lignin is carbonized to charcoal.
>>
>> MESQUITE
>> Mesquite is said to have a very high lignin content, compared to other
>> woods, 64%!
>> If lignin is the precursor of charcoal, mesquite should give a very high
>> yield of charcoal.
>>
>> 152 g of mesquite chips were placed in the Wanderer stove and ignited
>> with
>> the propane torch.
>>
>> Time.  Weight.     DW (weight change)
>> 0.         152
>> 1.         141.            11          Mesquite  Chunks too big, requires
>> lots of ignition with propane torch
>> 2.         135.            14
>> 3.         128.              7
>> 4.         121.              7
>> 5.          110.           11
>> 6.           98.            12
>> 7.            86.        .  12.          Highest Temperature with
>> Cen-Tech
>> IR pyrometers 190 C.
>> 8.           72.            14
>> 9.            60.           12
>> 10.          46.           14
>> 11.          34.5.        11.5
>> 12.          21.          13.5
>> 13.            9.         12.       End of yellow flame,  put charcoal in
>> can and weighed
>>
>> Yield:    38 g ==> 38/152= 25.0%
>>
>> COMMENT - this is a High charcoal yield, but not enormous.  The pine
>> chunks
>> below yielded 15% charcoal.
>>
>> <><><><>
>>
>> Same experiment with lignin chunks from a brown forest lignin log broken
>> up
>> by hand.  Incredibly light.  Probably the first time anyone ever gasified
>> pure lignin - and maybe the last.  It is a very low density fuel, since
>> all
>> the cellulose was eaten by microorganisms.
>>
>>
>> Time     wt.             dW
>> 0.           54
>> 1.           47.            7
>> 2.           40.            7
>> 3.           32.5.       7.5               Some soot in flame
>> 4.           27.5.       5
>> 4.5.      26.            1.5               Yellow out
>>
>> Yield 6.5 g,  12%.
>>
>> I have long believed that it is the lignin that is the precursor to
>> charcoal.
>> This experiment suggeststhis is probably not true.
>>
>> <><><><>
>>
>> Pine block - Wanderer
>>
>> 3/4 sq x1" pine blocks
>>
>> 0.      96.5.      dW
>> 1.         89.          7.5
>> 2.        85.         4.0
>> 3.        80.5.    4.5
>> 4.        76           4.5.               Can maximum temperature 190C.
>> 5.         71.            5
>> 6.         65.          6
>> 7.          57.          8
>> 8.         51.5.       5.5
>> 9.          46.         6.5
>> 10.        39.           7              Flame low
>> 11.           31.5.       7.5          Flame much higher, end effect
>> 12.         22.           9.5           big fire
>> 13.         13.              9             All block surfaces on fire,
>> but
>> centers still outgasing
>> 14.         5.5.          7.5          Can temp 350 with Cen-Tech IR
>> pyrometers
>>
>> 15 g charcoal = 15.5%
>>
>> Note: dry wood has a typical heat of combustion of  21 kJ/g, so complete
>> combustion would generate (21000/60) 350 Watts/Gm-min.
>>
>> However in the TLUD this is reduced to maybe 16 kJ/Gm-min or 270
>> Watts/g-min, because mostly cellulose and water are volatilized and the
>> remaining charcoal generates  26 kJ/g, or 433 W/g-min.
>>
>> So a burn rate of 12 g/min would yield a (270 X  12) 3.2 kW flame.
>> Fuel bed 4"D  x 3" deep
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>> I hope this information is useful, but needs digesting.
>>
>> Tom Reed
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