Gavin Gulliver-Goodall wrote:
> Yes burning on stoves will be just as clean depending on the nozzle design
> to ensure optimum gas-air mixing.
> CV of woodgas varies according to fuel, gasifier etc but 4 Mj/kg seems a
> realistic number from memory Stoichiometric ration with air is about 1:1
> where as propane is 22:1
> Depending on temperature and exact conditions of combustion you may have NOx
> or CO in the exhaust too.
I'd think that more likely to occur with an open burner than in an
engine, especially if you had optimized the engine (advanced the spark at
least) for woodgas. I wonder how easy it would be to run all the regular house
stuff (natural gas boiler, hotwater heater, cookstove) on wood gas? Seems like
I used to have a book that had all that info, but can't remember if I gave it
to someone or what, but anyway, at most it should just require opening up the
gas jets a bit, maybe not even that, maybe just adjusting the air intakes on
the burners.
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