Simulation of Olive Pomace Gasification for Hydrogen Production Using Aspen Plus: Case Study Lebanon
Georges Matta,
Daniella Semaan,
Rita Harb
Abstract:Biomass is a renewable energy source gaining attention for its potential to replace fossil fuels. Biomass gasification can produce hydrogen-rich gas, offering an environmentally friendly fuel for power generation, transportation, and industry. Hydrogen is a promising energy carrier due to its high energy density, low greenhouse gas emissions, and versatility. This study aims to develop a hydrogen generation plant using a dual fluidized bed gasifier, which employs steam as a gasifying agent, to convert olive po… Show more
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