Syngas production using straw pellet gasification in fluidized bed allothermal reactor under different temperature conditions

Review on Catalytic Biomass Gasification for Hydrogen Production as a Sustainable Energy Form and Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental, and Political Analysis of Catalysts

“…In the study, different gasification temperatures in the range of 750 °C–950 °C were applied, and the agglomeration problem was observed at 950 °C when using straw as a feedstock. In contrast to straw, the same temperature was applied to the wood pellet feedstock, and no agglomeration was observed . Compared to the fixed-bed gasifier, the fluidized-bed gasifier offers great mixing between the biomass, gasifying agent, and gas–solid contact, but agglomeration is a crucial issue for biomass gasification in the fluidized-bed gasifier. − The nature of the biomass may have an effect on agglomeration.…”

Optimisation of two-stage biomass gasification for hydrogen production via artificial neural network

“…Extensive research has been done on tar conversion [7,8] and removal/reduction [9,10] via design of gasifiers [11], operating conditions [12], multi-stage processes [12], in situ removal CO2 [13] etc. It was reported [14,15] that multiple stage designs i.e.…”

Empirical Design, Construction, and Experimental Test of a Small-Scale Bubbling Fluidized Bed Reactor

“…In the case of the reactor design, several studies analyzed how is the behavior of the BFB gasification process is and how the reactor design is affected by bed material [15][16][17], bed agglomeration [18][19][20][21][22], gasifying agent [9,10,[23][24][25][26], use of catalysts [20,27,28], hydrodynamics [2,29], biomass segregation [5,30], kind and size of biomass [25,[30][31][32][33][34][35], temperature conditions [32,36], or gasification process [37][38][39]. Results from the experimental test were also studied in [23,24,33,34,[40][41][42], and finally, other publications integrated models and tests to validate simulations [43,44].…”