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Nanotechnology Update
Pulp, Paper and Packaging industries
29/03/2010
New Biomass Gasification Process
The new system uses hog fuel at 5-60% moisture content, in gasifiers that process the fuel much more efficiently and cleanly. Two gasifiers will convert biomass into clean-burning syngas, which is then transferred to an ignition chamber coupled directly to a watertube boiler. Capacity of the system will be 40,000 pounds/hour of medium pressure process steam, destined for a variety of uses on the site.The direct-fired gasification system was developed by Nexterra Energy Systems, which has been making steady inroads into clean renewable energy systems for the wood products industry in recent years. The custom-designed installation for the Kruger project is described as the first of its kind to demonstrate the direct-firing of an industrial process boiler with a synthetic gas, or "syngas," produced from gasification of wood residues.
