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Technical challenges in biomass gasification for syngas production

2010-07-02View Original

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If syngas is produced through biomass gasification, what are the main challenges of this gasification technology? Or what are the factors that restrict the development of this technology?
Reply #22010-07-21
The biggest problem is the removal of tar, haha
Reply #32010-07-23
Reply to 1# lxq700918: Tar elimination is utilized; when the gasification temperature is low, the H2/CO ratio is too low. Tar is the most difficult to deal with.
Reply #42010-07-26
The current level of tar content is a key focus; several commercial companies abroad have been quite successful in this area
Reply #52010-07-26
How do companies that have achieved success in commercial development abroad control tar? Could you introduce one or two?
Reply #62010-07-28
Choren, Fulcrum, etc. in the United States; Greentech Renewable Energy Co., Ltd
Reply #72010-07-28
Upstairs, how can I get in touch with you? Leave a phone number or something.
Reply #82010-07-29
Biomass gasification to produce syngas does not necessarily result in the formation of tar; the key factors are the process route used, the level of technological maturity, and economic considerations.

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