ESB-R05A-24 KW Standalone Biomass Gasifier Without Canopy

Name: ESB-R05A-24 KW Standalone Biomass Gasifier Without Canopy
Brand: EnvMart
SKU: ABMFW
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ESB-R05A-24 KW Standalone Biomass Gasifier Without Canopy

Reference ABMFW Category Biomass Gasifier

Specifications

Brand	Enersol Biopower
Phase	Three Phase
Rated Power	100 KW
Dimension	50 x 20 x 40 Feet (L x H x W)
Frequency	50 Hz
Country of Origin	India
Water Tank Capacity	2000-2500 Ltr./hr.
No. of Cylinders	6
Biomass consumption	130 Kg/Hr
Alternator Make	Kirloskar
Battery Make	Exide
Charcoal Generated An Hour	0.4- 0.5 kg/hr. approx
Biomass feeding system	Manual as well as Automatic
Ash removal system	Manual as well as Automatic
Manpower Required	1
Water Evaporation	100-150 Ltr./hr.
Gas Produced	299 m3
Biomass Consumption (kg/kw-hr.)	31.2 Kg/Hr
Rated Current (Amps /Phase)	41 AMP
Weight (in Ton)	2-2.5 Ton

Key Features

Smallest in size, PORTABLE, sound proof system. Most suitable for villagers as they have plenty of agro-waste available with them which can be used to produce their own electricity by using this gasifier. As it's a portable unit, the villagers can use it for multiple purposes like in day time they can use it for irrigating their farms and use it to electrify their house at night.
Maximum atomization like automatic initial firing.
Most of the available gasifiers in the market use water for cleaning the gas which requires a huge quantity of water and a water purification plant which results in high cost. We use dry filtration where these things are not required.

Product Details

ESB-R05A - 24 KW Standalone Biomass Gasifier Without Canopy The gasifier we offer here is downdraft gasifier. Downdraft gasifier is the most common type of gasifier. In downdraft gasifiers, the pyrolysis zone is above the combustion zone & the reduction zone is below the combustion zone. Fuel is fed from the top. The flow of air and gas is downwards through the combustion & reduction zones. A downdraft gasifier is designed which is produced in the pyrolysis zone travels through the combustion zone where it is burnt. As a result the mixture gases in the exit stream are relatively clean.