Efficient Technology for Combustion of Low Calorific Gaseous Fuels

Stamenić, Mirjana; Simonović, Tomislav; Tanasić, Nikola

doi:10.1109/efea.2018.8617090

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“…Raw waste agricultural residues used as substrate for biogas production thru anaerobic digestion have the main advantage of producing similar CH 4 /CO 2 ration with organic (animal) waste or landfield biogas, in addition to much lower H 2 S and NH 3 content. [17]…”

Section: Experimental Biogas Productionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Experimental approach for catalytic combustion of biogas: Preliminary research

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Nowadays, the use for renewable resources comes as a necessity to stringent energetic consumption issues that are related to both economic and energy autonomy (if possible) by using alternative sources of energy. In this context, one possible solution could be the application of anaerobic digestion processes, with a main energy carrier as result in the production of biogas. The focus for the present paper is to analyze the possibility to obtain biogas through anaerobic digestion of solid agricultural wastes (degraded corn and wheat) in municipal waste waters substrate. The biogas production was tested on a self-sustained double biogas reactors and CH4 production obtained presented. Combustion of biogas-like syngas simulating produced biogas was performed in the presence of ZnAl2O4 and CoAl2O4 catalyst, in an experimental combustor. Experiments conducted showed that both corn and wheat blended with municipal waste water produce biogas with up to 80% CH4 concentration and that combustion behavior of biogas is improved in presence of CoAl2O4 catalyst.

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Section: Experimental Biogas Productionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Also combustion within Porous Inert Media (PIM) shows distinctive difference from open flame burning systems. The first important factor influencing combustion within PIM, is high area/volume ratio implying high efficiency in heat transfer between flue gas and porous media [17].…”

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confidence: 99%