Development of lab-scale gasification systems for different possible applications

The goal of gasification is the conversion of solid fuels or carbonaceous wastes to gas that can be further used energetically or for chemically utilisation. Due to cost-effectiveness and gaining experience, the industrial application of new systems and raw materials or mixtures must be preceded by...

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Published in:Analecta Vol. 17; no. 4; pp. 25 - 33
Main Authors: Sebe, Emese, Nagy, Gábor, Kállay, András Arnold
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Szeged Istvan Biro 27.11.2023
University of Szeged
Subjects:
Biomass
Carbon dioxide
Coal
Energy
Experiments
Fluidized bed reactors
Gases
Gasification
Hydrocarbons
Industrial applications
Laboratories
Lignite
Mixtures
Polyethylene terephthalate
Raw materials
Silicones
Solid fuels
System effectiveness
Temperature
Waste to energy
ISSN:2064-7964, 2064-7964
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Summary:The goal of gasification is the conversion of solid fuels or carbonaceous wastes to gas that can be further used energetically or for chemically utilisation. Due to cost-effectiveness and gaining experience, the industrial application of new systems and raw materials or mixtures must be preceded by laboratory-scale experiments. The manuscript presents the laboratory scale gasification systems we designed and used, as well as the difficulties experienced during the implementation (e.g. water introduction, sealing, etc.). In addition to these, the results of one-, two- and three-stage experiments are presented as examples, where different materials such as a mixture of wood and canteen waste, brown coal and refuse derived fuel (RDF) were used for testing the system.
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ISSN:2064-7964
2064-7964
DOI:10.14232/analecta.2023.4.25-33