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1(Published as a Chapter (No. 4) in book Alternative Energy in Agriculture , Vol. II, Ed. D. Yogi Goswami, CRC Press, 1986, pgs. 83-102.). (Author's comments: Since publication of this chapter lot of work in GASIFICATION has taken place in our lab. Please see the history of GASIFICATION research at NARI ). BIOMASS GASIFICATION By Anil K. Rajvanshi Director, Nimbkar Agricultural Research Institute,PHALTAN-415523, Maharashtra, India I INTRODUCTION Modern agriculture is an extremely energy intensive process .
Since majority of fuels like wood and biomass residue do have large quantities of tar, downdraft gasifier is preferred over others. Indeed majority of gasifiers, both in World War II and presently are of downdraft type. Finally in the drying zone the main process is of drying of wood. Wood entering the gasifier has moisture content of 10-30%.
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