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Types of Gasifiers
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Fixed
Bed Biomass Gasifier (Down-Draft) : |
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In which you can use woody biomass, briquettes of loose biomass. Gas
generated by this fixed bed gasifier is clean and suitable for power generation as
well as for thermal applications where clean gas is required.
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Fixed
Bed Biomass Gasifier (UP-Draft) : |
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In which you can use Coal, Charcoal, briquettes of loose biomass. Gas
generated by this fixed bed gasifier is not very clean and suitable only for
thermal applications.
In fluidized bed gasifier you can use rice husk, wheat husk or any
other loose biomass as it is.
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Difference
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Updraft Gasifier:
- It can run on higher moisture i.e. upto 20%
- It is a multi-fuel system
- It can work on briquettes, coal and other fuels
- It has easy removal of ash, so it can take the raw material which
contains high ash material such as coal
- The disadvantage of updraft gasifier is that the quality of gas
is comparatively low as it is having high tar and particulate matter
Downdraft Gasifier:
- Due to high quality gas, it is suitable for power applications.
- It is also suitable for the thermal applications where high
quality of gas is required.
- It can only undertake woody biomass & charcoal and the
material should be low ash content, having low moisture and should
not cripple under heat.
- For big size gasifiers, size is a limitation in case of downdraft
gasifier. We generally supply downdraft gasifier for replacement of
Furnace Oil upto 400 liters.
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