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Biomass gasification modelling for energy systems
1998 - 2001

Sujets :
Renewable Sources of Energy, Waste Management
Type de contrat :
Cost-sharing contracts
Participants :
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN BELGIQUE-BELGIË
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN
Education,Other

DEPARTEMENT DE MECANIQUE - FACULTE DES SCIENCES APPLIQUEES THERMODYNAMICS AND FLUID DYNAMICS 2,Place du Levant 2 1348
BELGIQUE-BELGIË
Technische Universität Graz ÖSTERREICH
Technische Universität Graz
Education

Institut für Apparatebau, MechanischeVerfahrenstechnik und Feuerungstechnik Abteilung für Apparatebau und Mechanische Verfahrenstechnik 25,Inffeldgasse 8010
ÖSTERREICH
UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART DEUTSCHLAND
UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART
Education

INSTITUTE FOR PROCESS ENGINEERING AND POWER PLANT TECHNOLOGY Pfaffenwaldring 23 70569
DEUTSCHLAND
AE ENERGIETECHNIK GMBH ÖSTERREICH
AE ENERGIETECHNIK GMBH
Other

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT P.F. 2 89,Siemensstrasse 89 1210
ÖSTERREICH
Laborelec - Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie S.c.r.l. BELGIQUE-BELGIË
Laborelec - Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie S.c.r.l.
Industry

Fluid Systems 125,Rodestraat 125 1630
BELGIQUE-BELGIË
Verbund-Elektrizitätserzeugungs - GmbH ÖSTERREICH
Verbund-Elektrizitätserzeugungs - GmbH
Industry

Geschäftsstelle Klagenfurt Abteilung Erzeugung-Maschinenbau 98,Kohldorferstrasse 98 9020
ÖSTERREICH
Verbund Elektrizitätserzeugungs Austria
Verbund Elektrizitätserzeugungs
Industry

Geschäftsstelle Klagenfurt Abteilung Erzeugung-Maschinenbau 98,Kohldorferstrasse 98 9020
Austria
Laborelec Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie Scrl Belgium
Laborelec Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie Scrl
Industry

125,Rodestraat 1630
Belgium
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PROJECT OBJECTIVES This project aims to develop a comprehensive macroscopic model of ligno-cellulosic biomass gasification using the circulating fluidised bed process. The proposed approach would improve the present state-of-the-art by including in the model the heterogeneous fluid-dynamics and the finite and competing kinetic rates at all stages of the CFB reactor. The main frame of the model will be gasification-oriented instead of gasifier-oriented, to maximise the flexibility and to ensure the applicability of the model to any design of CFB gasifier. The general structure will keep as open input at least: the design of the gasifier (shape and size), operating conditions (power, temperature, CFB mode, FB mode, equivalence ratio), wood fuel characteristics (kind, size, moisture). TECHNICAL APPROACH The proposed methodology consists of 3 steps: . to identify the usability of the existing CFB gasifier models and to define a consistent approach of the coupled modelling-experimentation tasks, in terms of interaction between physical experiments and mathematical simulation . to perform targeted lab- and full scale experiments enabling to write sub-models and physically founded correlations, to be included in the main frame of the model . to validate the final model by operating an industrial plant located in Zeltweg (Austria). EXPECTED ACHIEVEMENTS The resulting simulation tool would allow: . the operators of CFB gasifiers, to optimise the management of their plants by control programs based on comprehensive modelling instead of parametric or empirical approach . the manufacturers of CFB systems, to match their design to the specific applications of their customers, enabling them to produce gases of a targeted quality from various ligno-cellulosic biomass fuels (wood chips and bark of European wood species). . the scientists to found their applied knowledge of the gasification processes on a comprehensive approach instead of on a parametric modelling and to improve their ability to provide realistic figures of CFB gasifier behaviour under innovative operating conditions.

Source : cordis  

Biomass gasification modelling for energy systems
1998 - 2001

Sujets :
Renewable Sources of Energy, Waste Management
Type de contrat :
Cost-sharing contracts
Participants :
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN BELGIQUE-BELGIË
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN
Education,Other

DEPARTEMENT DE MECANIQUE - FACULTE DES SCIENCES APPLIQUEES THERMODYNAMICS AND FLUID DYNAMICS 2,Place du Levant 2 1348
BELGIQUE-BELGIË
Technische Universität Graz ÖSTERREICH
Technische Universität Graz
Education

Institut für Apparatebau, MechanischeVerfahrenstechnik und Feuerungstechnik Abteilung für Apparatebau und Mechanische Verfahrenstechnik 25,Inffeldgasse 8010
ÖSTERREICH
UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART DEUTSCHLAND
UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART
Education

INSTITUTE FOR PROCESS ENGINEERING AND POWER PLANT TECHNOLOGY Pfaffenwaldring 23 70569
DEUTSCHLAND
AE ENERGIETECHNIK GMBH ÖSTERREICH
AE ENERGIETECHNIK GMBH
Other

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT P.F. 2 89,Siemensstrasse 89 1210
ÖSTERREICH
Laborelec - Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie S.c.r.l. BELGIQUE-BELGIË
Laborelec - Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie S.c.r.l.
Industry

Fluid Systems 125,Rodestraat 125 1630
BELGIQUE-BELGIË
Verbund-Elektrizitätserzeugungs - GmbH ÖSTERREICH
Verbund-Elektrizitätserzeugungs - GmbH
Industry

Geschäftsstelle Klagenfurt Abteilung Erzeugung-Maschinenbau 98,Kohldorferstrasse 98 9020
ÖSTERREICH
Verbund Elektrizitätserzeugungs Austria
Verbund Elektrizitätserzeugungs
Industry

Geschäftsstelle Klagenfurt Abteilung Erzeugung-Maschinenbau 98,Kohldorferstrasse 98 9020
Austria
Laborelec Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie Scrl Belgium
Laborelec Laboratoire Belge de l'Industrie Scrl
Industry

125,Rodestraat 1630
Belgium
Hide general information
PROJECT OBJECTIVES This project aims to develop a comprehensive macroscopic model of ligno-cellulosic biomass gasification using the circulating fluidised bed process. The proposed approach would improve the present state-of-the-art by including in the model the heterogeneous fluid-dynamics and the finite and competing kinetic rates at all stages of the CFB reactor. The main frame of the model will be gasification-oriented instead of gasifier-oriented, to maximise the flexibility and to ensure the applicability of the model to any design of CFB gasifier. The general structure will keep as open input at least: the design of the gasifier (shape and size), operating conditions (power, temperature, CFB mode, FB mode, equivalence ratio), wood fuel characteristics (kind, size, moisture). TECHNICAL APPROACH The proposed methodology consists of 3 steps: . to identify the usability of the existing CFB gasifier models and to define a consistent approach of the coupled modelling-experimentation tasks, in terms of interaction between physical experiments and mathematical simulation . to perform targeted lab- and full scale experiments enabling to write sub-models and physically founded correlations, to be included in the main frame of the model . to validate the final model by operating an industrial plant located in Zeltweg (Austria). EXPECTED ACHIEVEMENTS The resulting simulation tool would allow: . the operators of CFB gasifiers, to optimise the management of their plants by control programs based on comprehensive modelling instead of parametric or empirical approach . the manufacturers of CFB systems, to match their design to the specific applications of their customers, enabling them to produce gases of a targeted quality from various ligno-cellulosic biomass fuels (wood chips and bark of European wood species). . the scientists to found their applied knowledge of the gasification processes on a comprehensive approach instead of on a parametric modelling and to improve their ability to provide realistic figures of CFB gasifier behaviour under innovative operating conditions.

Source : cordis  





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