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Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]

This project is related to the gasification of biomass to produce clean producer gas, a mixture of hydrogen, carbon monoxide, methane, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. This gas mixture can be used as a fuel for internal combustion engine, turbine and fuel cell for power generation. The producer gas can...

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Main Authors: Asadullah, Professor Dr. Mohammad, Syed Ab Kadir, Sharifah Aishah, Abdullah, Amin Azdarpour Arina, Malek, Nur Hanina
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Language:English
Published: Research Innovation Business Unit 2014
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Palm oil
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spelling my.uitm.ir.852102023-11-30T09:27:50Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85210/ Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.] Asadullah, Professor Dr. Mohammad Syed Ab Kadir, Sharifah Aishah Abdullah, Amin Azdarpour Arina Malek, Nur Hanina Palm oil This project is related to the gasification of biomass to produce clean producer gas, a mixture of hydrogen, carbon monoxide, methane, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. This gas mixture can be used as a fuel for internal combustion engine, turbine and fuel cell for power generation. The producer gas can also be used for chemical and liquid hydrocarbon fuels synthesis via Fischer-Tropsch synthesis method. Since, biomass produces renewably every year, the biomass-based energy is renewable, sustainable and cost effective. The conventional fuels such as petroleum, coal and natural gas are limited as well as their extensive utilization causes carbon dioxide emission which ultimately causes global warming. To increase the fuel sustainability and security and to reduce the adverse effects related to fuel combustion, it is essential to develop alternative fuel sources which must be renewable, sustainable, cost effective and environmentally friendly. Biomass is such an alternative fuel which is abundantly available everywhere in the world and the utilization of biomass-based fuels can reduce the carbon dioxide emission. This is because the amount of carbon dioxide released from the combustion of biomass-based fuels is exactly the same as the amount consumed during their growth by photosynthesis reaction. Therefore, the net release of carbon dioxide from producer gas combustion is zero. However, since it reduces the consumption of fossil fuel, the emission of total carbon dioxide emission is even negative. The gasification of biomass is one of the most promising technologies to produce useful form of biomass-based fuels, such as producer gas. However, the existing gasification technologies produces producer gas with unusually high concentration of impurities such as tar, dust and acidic gases including SOx, NOx. and HCl. Therefore, the raw producer gas cannot be utilized in the downstream applications as mentioned. The novelty of our technology is that, it can simultaneously remove all these impurities and can produce clean gas which is applicable for the downstream processes. In addition, the equipment involved in our technology is compact with high throughput, reducing significant capital investment. Besides, the catalyst used in this technology for gas cleaning is unique in terms of activity and resistivity against deactivation. The technology developed in this project utilizes the waste biomass as a feedstock, especially oil palm biomass and produces value added product such as fuels and chemicals as mentioned, and thus it has impact in socio-economic development. For example, it can establish new industries for fuel and chemical production based on oil palm biomass, and thus can generate revenue and new jobs. In addition, this project utilizes waste as a feedstock and thus, can help manage wastes and maintain the environment. Since Malaysia produces huge amounts of biomass, especially oil palm biomass, which is supposed to use in this technology for renewable energy production, it has huge commercial potential. The project described herein opens a new route for producing high quality producer gas from waste biomass. The producer gas-based power generation, liquid fuel and chemical production have huge demand nationally and internationally. Research Innovation Business Unit 2014 Book Section NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85210/1/85210.pdf Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]. (2014) In: IIDEX 2014: invention, innovation & design exposition. Research Innovation Business Unit, Shah Alam, Selangor, p. 151. (Submitted) http://www.iidex.com.my
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topic Palm oil
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Asadullah, Professor Dr. Mohammad
Syed Ab Kadir, Sharifah Aishah
Abdullah, Amin Azdarpour Arina
Malek, Nur Hanina
Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]
description This project is related to the gasification of biomass to produce clean producer gas, a mixture of hydrogen, carbon monoxide, methane, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. This gas mixture can be used as a fuel for internal combustion engine, turbine and fuel cell for power generation. The producer gas can also be used for chemical and liquid hydrocarbon fuels synthesis via Fischer-Tropsch synthesis method. Since, biomass produces renewably every year, the biomass-based energy is renewable, sustainable and cost effective. The conventional fuels such as petroleum, coal and natural gas are limited as well as their extensive utilization causes carbon dioxide emission which ultimately causes global warming. To increase the fuel sustainability and security and to reduce the adverse effects related to fuel combustion, it is essential to develop alternative fuel sources which must be renewable, sustainable, cost effective and environmentally friendly. Biomass is such an alternative fuel which is abundantly available everywhere in the world and the utilization of biomass-based fuels can reduce the carbon dioxide emission. This is because the amount of carbon dioxide released from the combustion of biomass-based fuels is exactly the same as the amount consumed during their growth by photosynthesis reaction. Therefore, the net release of carbon dioxide from producer gas combustion is zero. However, since it reduces the consumption of fossil fuel, the emission of total carbon dioxide emission is even negative. The gasification of biomass is one of the most promising technologies to produce useful form of biomass-based fuels, such as producer gas. However, the existing gasification technologies produces producer gas with unusually high concentration of impurities such as tar, dust and acidic gases including SOx, NOx. and HCl. Therefore, the raw producer gas cannot be utilized in the downstream applications as mentioned. The novelty of our technology is that, it can simultaneously remove all these impurities and can produce clean gas which is applicable for the downstream processes. In addition, the equipment involved in our technology is compact with high throughput, reducing significant capital investment. Besides, the catalyst used in this technology for gas cleaning is unique in terms of activity and resistivity against deactivation. The technology developed in this project utilizes the waste biomass as a feedstock, especially oil palm biomass and produces value added product such as fuels and chemicals as mentioned, and thus it has impact in socio-economic development. For example, it can establish new industries for fuel and chemical production based on oil palm biomass, and thus can generate revenue and new jobs. In addition, this project utilizes waste as a feedstock and thus, can help manage wastes and maintain the environment. Since Malaysia produces huge amounts of biomass, especially oil palm biomass, which is supposed to use in this technology for renewable energy production, it has huge commercial potential. The project described herein opens a new route for producing high quality producer gas from waste biomass. The producer gas-based power generation, liquid fuel and chemical production have huge demand nationally and internationally.
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author Asadullah, Professor Dr. Mohammad
Syed Ab Kadir, Sharifah Aishah
Abdullah, Amin Azdarpour Arina
Malek, Nur Hanina
author_facet Asadullah, Professor Dr. Mohammad
Syed Ab Kadir, Sharifah Aishah
Abdullah, Amin Azdarpour Arina
Malek, Nur Hanina
author_sort Asadullah, Professor Dr. Mohammad
title Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]
title_short Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]
title_full Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]
title_fullStr Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]
title_full_unstemmed Gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / Professor Dr. Mohammad Asadullah … [et al.]
title_sort gasification of oil palm biomass to produce clean producer gas for heat and power generation / professor dr. mohammad asadullah … [et al.]
publisher Research Innovation Business Unit
publishDate 2014
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/85210/1/85210.pdf
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