Raw materials: rice husk, straw, herb, film, coconut shell
Advantages: fixed carbon, reproducibile, high volatile, low SO2 emmission, zero CO2 emmision
Raw materials: rice husk, straw, herb, film, coconut shell
Main energy: biomass black carbon, biomass wood vinegar
Biomass gasification power plant: capacity from 200kw to 3000kw, 1kg woody biomass generate 1kw electricity, 1kw woody biomass produce 2-3m3/h syngas, syngas heat value 1100-1500kcal/m3.
Applicable raw materials: a wide range of raw materials, such as straw, wood chips, rice husk, palm shell, bagasse and other agricultural and forestry wastes
particle size: 30-50mm, water content: less than 20%
Comparison of Grate Furnace Incineration Treatment Technology and Pyrolysis Gasification Treatment Technology | ||
Compare Content | Grate Furnace | Pyrolysis Gasifier |
Incineration Mechanism | The Garbage Is Directly Burned, The Combustion Temperature Is 800~1000°C, The Incineration Mechanism Is General | Using Two-Stage Treatment, The Garbage Is Now Pyrolyzed And Gasified, And Then Small-Molecule Combustible Gas Is Burned. The Combustion Temperature Is 850~1100℃. The Incineration Mechanism Is Advanced. |
Furnace Structure And Grate Material | The Structure Is Complex And The Shape Is Large; The Grate Works Under High Temperature, And The Requirements For The Grate Material Are High | The Structure Is Relatively Simple And Compact; The Grate Works In A Low Temperature State, And The Requirements For The Grate Material Are Low |
Types Of Garbage | Dispose Of Domestic Waste | It Can Process Domestic Waste, Industrial Waste, And Hazardous Waste With High Calorific Value (Including Medical Waste) |
Area (300t/D) | 40-50 Acres Higher | 30-40 Acres Lower |
Operating Cost Fly Ash Emissions | Fly Ash Discharges A Lot, Accounting For About 5% Of The Total Garbage | Fly Ash Emission Is Low, Accounting For About 1% Of The Total Garbage, Which Is Environmentally Friendly |
Acidic Substance And Dust Emission | The Original Value Of Acidic Substances Such As So2 And Nox Is Relatively High; The Dust Emission Concentration Is 6000~8000mg/Nm3 | The Original Value Of Acidic Substances Such As So2 And Nox Is Relatively Low: The Dust Emission Concentration Is ≤3000mg/Nm3 |
Plant Environment | It Is Difficult To Control The Environment In The Plant Area. The Incinerator Workshop Has A Certain Amount Of Bottom Ash And Leachate, Noise, And Odor Pollution. | The Factory Environment Is Well Controlled, And The Bottom Ash, Noise, And Odor Pollution In The Workshop Are Low |
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Pros and Cons of Bioenergy - Energy AlabamaJan 11, 2016 · The waste used as a fuel source is usually agricultural, forestry and municipal wastes, with sugar cane waste (“bagasse” Tel: +8615637015613. info@haiqimachine.com. Home About Products . Bioma
1/4/2014 · With the improvements in sugarcane harvesting and cogeneration technology, bagasse and sugarcane trash have become important sources of bio-energy . The use of sugarcane trash has the added benefit of not competing as a food source and has a similar energy content as bagasse per unit weight, but is frequently burnt off to facilitate harvesting of the stalks [1] .
30/11/2020 · Brazil is a pioneer country in launching sugarcane as an energy crop and produced about 23.4 billion liters of bioethanol in 2014 and fulfilled 15% of the country’s electricity needs from sugarcane. Brazil is expecting to meet 30% (equivalent to hydropower) of energy needs from sugarcane during the current year.
11/2/2022 · Cane trash could be used as an off-season fuel for year-round power generation at sugar mills. There is also a high demand for biomass as a boiler fuel during the sugar-milling season. Sugarcane trash can also converted in biomass pellets and used in dedicated biomass power stations or co-fired with coal in power plants and cement kilns.
Wastewater and municipal waste, along with agricultural, forestry and industrial sectors’ waste streams, can be used to power bioenergy infrastructure. The biomass data and mapping tool provides data on forestry, cropping, urban waste, intensive livestock, food processing and horticulture, detailing type, available volume and locations of potential bioenergy feedstocks by local government area.
2/7/2021 · The search for energy security and environmental sustainability has fueled a growing interest in biofuel production worldwide. Although first-generation bioethanol is regarded a clean, renewable, and green alternative to fossil fuels, its production process leads to the generation of a huge amount of waste with high polluting potential. This review article presents a thorough analysis of the
21/11/2021 · The model was configured to investigate sugarcane waste for bioelectricity production in Queensland, Australia. Results for the siting of bioelectricity generation capacity in Queensland identified optimally located plants with installed capacity ranges from 57 MW to 185 MW and average transportation distances of 27 km to 64 Km. The Burdekin cane growing region was identified as the most
10/9/2019 · The terms sugar cane, sugarcane, and Saccharum were excluded. The first cluster in the first map included terms related to crop yield (red), the second terms related to genomics (green), the third terms related to sugarcane juice (pink), the fourth bioenergy (bio-ethanol, biofuel, biogas, biomass, etc.) (purple), the fifth included terms
11/2/2022 · Sugarcane is one of the most promising agricultural sources of biomass energy in the world. Sugarcane produces mainly two types of biomass – sugarcane trash and bagasse. Sugarcane trash is the field residue remaining after harvesting the sugarcane stalk while bagasse is the fibrous residue left over after milling of the sugarcane, with 45-50% moisture content and consisting of a mixture of hard fibre, with soft and smooth parenchymatous (pith) tissue with high hygroscopic property.
31/8/2015 · 1. Introduction. Although the combined production of sugar and ethanol based on sugarcane is recognized as one of the most efficient systems for biofuels production (yield per hectare) [], the Brazilian sugarcane industry is responsible for the generation of different types of haiqi waste which, in most cahaiqi, are still not being properly treated, especially from the energy point of view [].
Plant Biotechnology Journal (2010) 8, pp. 1–14 doi: 10.1111/j.1467-7652.2009.00491.x Review article Sugarcane for bioenergy production: an ashaiqisment of yield and regulation of sucrose content Alessandro J. Waclawovsky1,†,à, Paloma M. Sato1,à, Carolina G. Lembke1, Paul H. Moore2 and Glaucia M. Souza1,* 1 Dhaiqirtamento de Bioquı´mica, Instituto de Quı´mica, Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes, Sa
Analysis for Possibilities of Energy Resources from Sugarcane Sugarcane produces mainly two type of biomass i.e Bagasse and Trash. II. BAGASSE & CANE TRASH: India is the second la
31/8/2015 · Biogas production from sugarcane waste has large potential for energy generation, however, to enable the optimization of the anaerobic digestion (AD) process each substrate charachaiqistic should be carefully evaluated. In this study, the kinetic challenges for biogas production from different types of sugarcane waste were ashaiqised. Samples of vinasse, filter cake, bagasse, and straw were
2/3/2010 · Sugarcane annual production per hectare (39 t/ha of dry stalks and trash; discussed below) compares favourably to other high-yield bioenergy crops such as Miscanthus (29.6 t/ha), switchgrass (10.4 t/ha) and maize (total grain plus stover, 17.6 t/ha) (Heaton et al., 2008).
11/2/2022 · Sugarcane produces mainly two types of biomass, Cane Trash and Bagasse. Cane Trash is the field residue remaining after harvesting the Cane stalk and Bagasse is the milling by-product which remains after extracting sugar from the stalk. The potential energy value of these residues has traditionally been ignored by policy-makers and mashaiqi in developing countries.