[Gasification] pellet mill

[jim mason]

yes, if found these online too.  good to hear you are using one.  but
they look to be a 50k or so machine.  i haven't asked yet, but that is
my guess.  way above what i can do.

what have you found in the world of surplus ag equipment that is a
repurposable cuber?  alfalfa is often cubed.  various feeds are too.
but i'm having trouble finding such ag cubers.  do you have any
suggested sources and models?  i do not know the ag world well, so
can't find and assess its material handling eq very well.

also, i'm sure we would all like to know what sort of gasifier you are
running your cubes in.  and what types of ag and municipal trash you
are cubing.  i'm particularly interested in your experience with paper
trashes.

a small point of clarification.  i am hung up on the densification
question as i am in an urban area.  (san francisco).  for urbanites,
the main already collected biomass sources that i see are municipal
trash, chipped tree trimings and coffee grounds.  with municipal trash
being the most conceptually elegant (well, coffee too).  but for trash
to be reasonable, it has to be densified.  also, it has to be
separated for use of non-chlorine varieties.

j







On 3/1/07, jwcarter33 at aol.com <jwcarter33 at aol.com> wrote:
>
> Speaking only from our experience of having used tens of thousands of tons of paper/agriculture cubes in our Gasifier over the years, we have found that they make a very very good gasifier fuel!
>
> The cuber we use is manufactured in Danuba California "Warren & Bearg" Model 250.
> They have been at it a long time and we are pleased on the machines performance.
> I am sure that the have all the info you need on there web site as to PSI, size, etc
> www.warrenbaerg.com
>
> Regards
> Jeff Carter
>
> j.carter at biofuels.com
>
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