[Gasification] Re MDF Gasification

[Paul S. Anderson]

Doug,

Your message and the Internet site are very informative.  Nice to see 
photos of
such a compact and cleanly designed unit.

Congratulations on your accomplishments!!!!!!!!

What is the approximate raw fuel consumption (weight) per hour at full 
speed?  I
am trying to get a sense of quantities of fuel, although my own 
applications are
much smaller.

I am very interested in the "snapper" for preparing the fuel.  Clearly works
well with uniform strips from the factory, but could also have 
application with
small branches (perhaps limit it to 2 to 4 cm maximum diameter??).  
Cutting and
chomping are not the same as "snapping".  Can you send more info or
links/contacts about the snapper for fuel preparation, please?

Paul

Quoting Doug Williams <Doug.Williams at orcon.net.nz>:

> Hi Gasification Colleagues,
>
> For those of you still interested in being informed of commercial
> gasification development, I have posted information and photos of MDF waste
> gasification being done at our licensee, Innovation Technologies (Ireland)
> Ltd near Belfast. This is also the first time that the all new Atlantic
> Class gasifier (70-80 kWe) has been shown to the wider public. You can see
> this on the Fluidyne Archive www.fluidynenz.250x.com  under MDF
> Gasification.
>
> Doug Williams,
> Fluidyne Gasification.
>
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