[Gasification] Save the Date: Biochar 2016
Henri Naths
c_hnaths at telusplanet.net
Sun Oct 25 10:57:28 CDT 2015
Gentlemen,
Thanks for the information.
The inclusive of humic acids in my endeavours/ plan is very intriguing. Tom Leland has a wealth of information. I felt it was certainly an opportunity that could not be wasted. Thank you Paul for your assistance. I also realize it might of offended some on the gasification list. For that I apologize. It was off topic.
Back to gasification. How about that charcoal eh? Capturing the heat from pyrolysis in the high percent efficiency ratio is the holy grail no? I gathered some low grade coal off the beach here in Slave lake. It seems to be local. Could be just a spill from long ago. Was next to an old fish hatchery. The first firing I measured the ash content. It was pretty high. ~10%. The next is to gasify it (retort) and make coke/charcoal. Anybody want to weigh in and get at thread started, comments, advice, anything? lol all welcomed.
Sincerely
H.
> On Oct 25, 2015, at 7:07 AM, Paul Anderson <psanders at ilstu.edu> wrote:
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> Greg,
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> You are correct. I have written to Henri informing him that the issues of char production from pyrolyzers/gasfiers are more discussed on the Biochar Listserv and the Stoves Listserv, if that is his interest. No reply from him yet. And he could be reading this message now, also.
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> Paul
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>> On 10/25/2015 7:49 AM, Greg Manning wrote:
>> I think the issue here is that for some unknown reason, the people involved in biochar, somehow think that gasifiers produce lots of char ( like incinerators ) they are trying to "side" with people like us for 1) reputation ? 2) a waste stream from us (small but there) 3) A complete lack of understanding on their part as to what gasifiers really do ( most probably ).
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>> Greg Manning
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