[Stoves] Sugarcane bagasse

[Xavier Cevallos]

Dear  Mr.  Saravanakumar,

I  work with  an Indian  Sugar  industry  as  a  sale 
representant  for  Southamerica.
I  have  learned  through  the  internet  that  there 
are  some  initiatives about  gasifying  bagasse.

I  am sending    you  what  I found  about  a 
gasifier in India  that  uses  bagasse  and  is  use
for  the  production  of  jaggery.   (Panela  in 
Southamerica)

http://www.icar.org.in/anrep/200304/08-AGRICULTURAL%20ENGINEERING%20AND%20TECHNOLOGY.pdf

Check out  page  13.

Please  if  possibly  let me  know  of any  news  as 
I  think this is  very  interesting  for  the  
Panela-jaggery  industry and  would  like  to know 
more  about  it.

Best  Regards

Xavier  Cevallos
xcevallos at yahoo.com
Guayaquil Ecuador
South america




--- "A.Saravanakumar" <sara_mnes at rediffmail.com>
escribió:

> Dear ALL,
> 
> Bagasse, the crushed remnants of sugar cane stalks
> left after the extraction of juice, is a by-product
> of sugar milling, and is the fuel resource for that
> industry. Bagasse consists of three components
> namely, pith, fibre and rind mixed in
> different proportions. 
> 
> I am working in the field of bagasse
> pyrolysis/gasification.
> Any of them working in the field of powdery biomass
> pyrolysis/gasification  (sawdust, sugarcane bagasse
> and rice husk etc?)
> I request you/all send me the properties of 
> 1.Void fraction, 2. bulk density, 3. actual density,
> and 4. permeability of sugar cane bagasse. 
> 
> Thanking you
> 
> Yours sincerely
> 
> A. Saravanakumar
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