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| This is not a new concept. It has been around for many years. |
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| Gasification and vehicles have long traveled together. |
One great thing about this idea is that is
very scalable. You can build a small gasifier out of a soup can. There are also
mid-range gasifiers that can be thought of as ‘garage-scale’. And there are large
industrial plant-scale gasifiers.
Gasification can serve as an intermediate step between many types of feedstocks and many other production processes as the chart below demonstrates.
Each of the processes mentioned in the chart above require a gas input of a specific makeup. This is why an analyzer system is frequently required between the output of the gasifier plant and the input of the receiving process.
We are frequently approached by manufacturers and educational institutions also. The end-users may be researching and developing a new gasifier design. Or they may be tuning a gasifier system for optimum performance and gas production. Having a reliable gas analyzer to measure oxygen / carbon monoxide / carbon dioxide / hydrogen / methane is an important part of this process.
Gasification can serve as an intermediate step between many types of feedstocks and many other production processes as the chart below demonstrates.
Each of the processes mentioned in the chart above require a gas input of a specific makeup. This is why an analyzer system is frequently required between the output of the gasifier plant and the input of the receiving process.
We are frequently approached by manufacturers and educational institutions also. The end-users may be researching and developing a new gasifier design. Or they may be tuning a gasifier system for optimum performance and gas production. Having a reliable gas analyzer to measure oxygen / carbon monoxide / carbon dioxide / hydrogen / methane is an important part of this process.
The Nova 970 Series Syngas and Gasification Analyzers have been specifically designed with this application in mind. The gas that comes out of a gasifier frequently has conditions and constituents that are detrimental to an analytical instrument. Because of this reality, we have produced an instrument that is industrially hardened and user-friendly.
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| 1. Process pipe 2. Probe and Filter 3. 970 Gas Analyzer 4. Wire Connections available to customer |
The materials of construction and the
straight-forward layout of this instrument gives us a great deal of confidence
in recommending it to our customers. If you have a gasifier and need analysis
of your produced gas, think about buying a Nova. We have bench top configurations
for temporary or intermittent analysis. We have wall–mount configurations for
permanent continuous analysis.
For information on these and other gas analyzer systems, give Mike or Dave at Nova a call, or send us an e-mail.
1-800-295-3771
sales at nova-gas dot com
websales at nova-gas dot com
http://www.nova-gas.com/
http://www.tenovagroup.com/
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Update note Oct 2012 - two other posts have since surpassed Post #5.
#71 - Murdoch Puts Nova in Prison
#53 - What is CONSTEEL?
Update note Nov 2012 - This post about the most widely-read post has itself now become our most widely-read post. I'm sure there's a deep lesson on feedback dynamics somewhere in there. We have certainly seen a great deal of interest in our gasification analyzers.
Update note April 2014 - This post is again back on top as the most widely read post.
Following behind are:
#102 - Triple Point Analysis of Biogas at Palm Oil Facility
#149 - BombGirls Update
Pictures:
4 Processes of Gasification copyright © GEK Gasification
http://gekgasifier.com/gasification-basics/
Black & white picture - origin unknown
Gasifier scales photo from left to right
http://tube.7s-b.com/Prototype+Camp/
http://gekgasifier.com/gek-imbert-gasifier/
http://www.lignite.com/?id=78
Vehicleshttp://www.build-a-gasifier.com/
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2009/03/new-x-prize-ent/
http://driveonwood.com/forum/228
Chart on chemical processes fed by
gasification adapted from The American Energy Security Study (2007), a USA
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