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A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh

Hydrogen has been using as one of the green fuel along with conventional fossil fuels which has enormous prospect. A new dimension of hydrogen energy technology can reduce the dependency on non-renewable energy sources due to the rapid depletion of fossil fuels. Hydrogen production via Biomass (Muni...

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Main Authors: Salam, M.A., Ahmed, K., Akter, N., Hossain, T., Abdullah, B.
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Published: Elsevier Ltd 2018
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spelling my.utp.eprints.206842018-10-11T02:26:53Z A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh Salam, M.A. Ahmed, K. Akter, N. Hossain, T. Abdullah, B. Hydrogen has been using as one of the green fuel along with conventional fossil fuels which has enormous prospect. A new dimension of hydrogen energy technology can reduce the dependency on non-renewable energy sources due to the rapid depletion of fossil fuels. Hydrogen production via Biomass (Municipal solid waste, Agricultural waste and forest residue) gasification is one of the promising and economic technologies. The study highlights the hydrogen production potential from biomass through gasification technology and review the parameters effect of hydrogen production such as temperature, pressure, biomass and agent ratio, equivalence ratios, bed material, gasifying agents and catalysts effect. The study also covers the all associated steps of hydrogen separation and purification, WGS reaction, cleaning and drying, membrane separation and pressure swing adsorption (PSA). To meet the huge and rising energy demand, many countries made a multidimensional power development plan by adding different renewable, nuclear and fossil fuel sources. A large amount of biomass (total biomass production in Bangladesh is 47.71 million ton coal equivalent where 37.16, 3.49 and 7.04 MTCE are agricultural, MSW and forest residue based biomass respectively by 2016) is produced from daily uses by a big number of populations in a country. It also includes total feature of biomass gasification plant in Bangladesh. © 2018 Hydrogen Energy Publications LLC Elsevier Ltd 2018 Article PeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85049322743&doi=10.1016%2fj.ijhydene.2018.06.043&partnerID=40&md5=5cca9181fb9fadeba46c542027114dc8 Salam, M.A. and Ahmed, K. and Akter, N. and Hossain, T. and Abdullah, B. (2018) A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy . http://eprints.utp.edu.my/20684/
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description Hydrogen has been using as one of the green fuel along with conventional fossil fuels which has enormous prospect. A new dimension of hydrogen energy technology can reduce the dependency on non-renewable energy sources due to the rapid depletion of fossil fuels. Hydrogen production via Biomass (Municipal solid waste, Agricultural waste and forest residue) gasification is one of the promising and economic technologies. The study highlights the hydrogen production potential from biomass through gasification technology and review the parameters effect of hydrogen production such as temperature, pressure, biomass and agent ratio, equivalence ratios, bed material, gasifying agents and catalysts effect. The study also covers the all associated steps of hydrogen separation and purification, WGS reaction, cleaning and drying, membrane separation and pressure swing adsorption (PSA). To meet the huge and rising energy demand, many countries made a multidimensional power development plan by adding different renewable, nuclear and fossil fuel sources. A large amount of biomass (total biomass production in Bangladesh is 47.71 million ton coal equivalent where 37.16, 3.49 and 7.04 MTCE are agricultural, MSW and forest residue based biomass respectively by 2016) is produced from daily uses by a big number of populations in a country. It also includes total feature of biomass gasification plant in Bangladesh. © 2018 Hydrogen Energy Publications LLC
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author Salam, M.A.
Ahmed, K.
Akter, N.
Hossain, T.
Abdullah, B.
spellingShingle Salam, M.A.
Ahmed, K.
Akter, N.
Hossain, T.
Abdullah, B.
A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh
author_facet Salam, M.A.
Ahmed, K.
Akter, N.
Hossain, T.
Abdullah, B.
author_sort Salam, M.A.
title A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh
title_short A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh
title_full A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh
title_fullStr A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh
title_full_unstemmed A review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in Bangladesh
title_sort review of hydrogen production via biomass gasification and its prospect in bangladesh
publisher Elsevier Ltd
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