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gasification
(redirected from Biomass gasification)

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gasification [′gas·ə·fə′kā·shən]
(chemical engineering)
Any chemical or heat process used to convert a substance to a gas; coal is converted by the Hygas process to a gaseous fuel.
(mining engineering)
A method for exploiting poor-quality coal and thin coal seams by burning the coal in place to produce combustible gas which can be burned to generate power or processed into chemicals and fuels. Also known as underground gasification.


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Instead of burning it, the biomass gasification process that Taylor is going to be deploying literally pours hot sand over ground-up materials that are no bigger than the size of a softball.
Also, biomass gasification produces contaminants such as tar, which must be removed for the Fiseher-Tropsch process to work.
Instead of burning it, the biomass gasification process that Taylor is going to be deploying literally pours hot sand over ground-up materials that are no bigger than a softball.
 
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