[Gasification] [Stoves] Biomass Fuel
Benjamin Domingo Bof
benjaminbof at yahoo.com.ar
Sat Dec 22 13:42:25 CST 2007
Doctor Thomas B. Reed;
we agree with you producing high value products as fine silica is more lucrative than only producing energy raw materials. Today we speak in Angatuba SP , interior São Paulo state with an old charcoal maker. João Lopes. We suggests to use alfalfa bales to obtain piroligneous liquid and soil amend by means fine charcoal. He tells me about 80 different products presents in liquid.Using half orange kilns loaded with bales and chimneys to collect Pyro.
Probably this is an enormous gate to open for pests and vegetal deseases control. He sale garlic pyro concentrate for fly control over cattle when goes to dairy.
Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
Benjamin Bof
Thomas Reed <tombreed at comcast.net> escribió:
Dear Frank and All:
Rice hulls contain 20% fine silica. If you try to burn them, the
temperature is high enough to form a cocoon of solid siliica and prevent
complete digestion. It also heats the SiO2 above 800C and forms
crystobalite which can cause silicosis.
However, if you pyroyse them below 800C you produce a beautiful white
silica that is an excellent absorbent, and can be sued for cosmetics and
white wall tires.
TOM REED
BEF
frank wrote:
> Dear Stovers,
>
> Are there elements in biomass fuel that would aid or hinder the complete
> combustion or heat liberated from the fuel enough to be of importance?
>
> For example if the amount of calcium, sodium and/or potassium is high in
> a fuel would a lot of heat be loss in the making of carbonates?
>
> Does ammonium phosphorus, or any of the above, known to aid in a more
> complete combustion of the carbon?
>
> Perhaps sodium or potassium citrate? or nitrates?
>
> I am just wonder if anyone knows of work that has already been done? or
> if anyone has observed a possible effect on the ash 'shape' or fuel burn
> that can be contributed to some chemical?.
>
> Thanks
> Frank
>
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