Biomass gasification—a substitute to fossil fuel for heat application

Dasappa, S.; Sridhar, H. V.; Sridhar, Gattu; Paul, P.J.; Mukunda, H. S.

doi:10.1016/s0961-9534(03)00059-x

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“…Using air and oxy-steam gasification, four different syngas compositions, designated C1 to C4, as listed in Table 2 are generated. The reader is referred to Dasappa et al [25,38] for further details including construction and operation of air gasification system and Sandeep and Dasappa for Oxy-Steam gasification [39,40].…”

Section: Syngas: Generation and Compositionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Influence of fuel hydrogen fraction on syngas fueled SI engine: Fuel thermo-physical property analysis and in-cylinder experimental investigations

Shivapuji

Dasappa

2015

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Section: Syngas: Generation and Compositionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Influence of fuel hydrogen fraction on syngas fueled SI engine: Fuel thermo-physical property analysis and in-cylinder experimental investigations

Shivapuji

Dasappa

2015

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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“…In an effort to reduce fossil energy consumption and also to reduce carbon emissions during production of coated ivory board life cycle, the enterprise can employ many methods such as following (Wiebren et al 2003;Dasappa et al 2003;Canadell and Krschbaum 2007;Jou et al 2010;Yu 2010): 1. To expand the use of biomass fuels, and improve their efficiency of utilization.…”

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Application of Carbon Footprint Assessment Methodology to the Case of Coated Ivory Board

Zhang¹,

He²,

Zhao³

et al. 2015

BioResources

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The pulp and paper industry, which is closely related to national economic and social development, is an important industry but also contributes high carbon emissions. Therefore, with the advent of the low-carbon economic era, ways to reduce the carbon emissions and to bring about a low-carbon industrial transition of the pulp and paper industry is becoming one of the important academic projects. A system for carbon footprint assessment, namely the Publicly Available Specification (PAS) 2050 methodology, is introduced in this paper. Based on the analysis and assessment of the carbon footprint (CO2 equivalent emissions) for the Coated Ivory Board production lines, it was used to provide a scientific basis and approach for reduction of carbon emissions and formulate the corresponding measures for carbon emissions reduction of China's pulp and paper industry. The business to business carbon footprint, for which steps of the life cycle are included in Coated Ivory Board production, was analyzed and calculated. The results showed that there were 888 kg of CO2 equivalent emissions per metric ton of Coated Ivory Board, in which the largest part, accounting for 57.5%, was associated with purchased electricity, followed by fuel oil at 40.2%, and others accounted for 2.3% of the CO2 equivalent emissions.

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“…The dual air entry -from top and the nozzles -permits establishing front moving propagation towards the top of the reactor, to establish a large thermal bed inside the reactor, to improve on the residence time (Dasappa et al 2004). The details of the gasification technology are discussed in Dasappa et al (2003Dasappa et al ( , 2004.…”

Section: Experiments With Gasification Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Gasification of wood has been in practice in various countries to convert wood to producer gas and its use for either electricity generation or heat requirement is well documented in Knoef (2005), Mukunda et al (1994Mukunda et al ( , 1995, Dasappa et al (1989Dasappa et al ( , 2003Dasappa et al ( , 2004, Kutz et al (1983), Jain (1995Jain ( , 2000, Ghosh et al (2004) and Warren et al (1995). Attempts to use agro-residues as a fuel for gasification are limited and system design for a particular biomass are being considered like in rice husk gasification (Sridhar et al 1996, Tiangco et al 1996, Jain and Gross 2000, Leung et al 2004.…”

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confidence: 99%