The Low Temperature CFB Gasifier: Latest 50 KW Test Results and New 500 KW Plant

P. Stoholm; Rasmus Glar Nielsen; K. Richardt; B. Sander; Ulrik Birk Henriksen; Einar Bjørn Qvale; S. Gurbuz; M. Brix; M.W. Hansen; L. Wolff

The Low Temperature CFB Gasifier: Latest 50 KW Test Results and New 500 KW Plant

P. Stoholm, Rasmus Glar Nielsen, K. Richardt, B. Sander, Ulrik Birk Henriksen, Einar Bjørn Qvale, S. Gurbuz, M. Brix, M.W. Hansen, L. Wolff

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The Low Temperature Circulating Fluidised Bed (LT-CFB) gasification process is described together with the 50 kW and the 500 kW test plants and latest test results. The LT-CFB process is especially developed for medium and large scale (few to >100 MW) gasification of problematic bio-fuels like straw, animal manure and waste and for co-firing the product gas in existing, e.g. coal fired power plant boilers. The aim is to prevent fouling, agglomeration and high temperature corrosion caused by potassium and chlorine and other fuel components when producing electricity. So far 92 hours of experiments with the 50 kW test plant with two extremely difficult types of straw has shown low char losses and high retentions of ash including e.g. potassium. Latest 27 hours of experiments with dried, high ash pig- and hen manure has further indicated the concepts high fuel flexibility. The new 500 kW test plant is currently under construction and will be commissioned during the summer 2004.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Procedings of 2. World Conference and Technology Exhibition on Biomass for Energy and Industry
Editors	WPM van Swaaij, T. Fjällström, P. Helm, A. Grassi
Place of Publication	Rome
Publisher	ETA-Florence & WIP-Munich
Publication date	2004
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	Grafica Lito - Florence, Italy Duration: 1 Jan 2004 → …

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Conference	Grafica Lito
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City	Florence
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Stoholm, P., Nielsen, R. G., Richardt, K., Sander, B., Henriksen, U. B., Qvale, E. B., Gurbuz, S., Brix, M., Hansen, M. W., & Wolff, L. (2004). The Low Temperature CFB Gasifier: Latest 50 KW Test Results and New 500 KW Plant. In WPM. van Swaaij, T. Fjällström, P. Helm, & A. Grassi (Eds.), Procedings of 2. World Conference and Technology Exhibition on Biomass for Energy and Industry ETA-Florence & WIP-Munich.

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The Low Temperature CFB Gasifier: Latest 50 KW Test Results and New 500 KW Plant. / Stoholm, P.; Nielsen, Rasmus Glar; Richardt, K. et al.
Procedings of 2. World Conference and Technology Exhibition on Biomass for Energy and Industry. ed. / WPM van Swaaij; T. Fjällström; P. Helm; A. Grassi. Rome: ETA-Florence & WIP-Munich, 2004.

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