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BIOMASS GASIFICATION - nariphaltan.org
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. However high agricultural productivities and subsequently the growth of green revolution has been made possible only by large amount of energy inputs, especially those from fossil fuels1. With recent price rise and scarcity of these fuels there has been a trend towards use of alternative energy sources like solar, wind, geothermal However these energy resources have not been able to provide an economically viable solution for agricultural applications3.
downdraft gasifier the tars have to go through combustion and reduction zone and are partially broken down. ©NARI. 2014 . 6 Since majority of fuels like wood and biomass residue do have large quantities of tar, downdraft gasifier is preferred over others.
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