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
No I don't have the specific info. I do know that Dept of Energy, or
perhaps it was ERDA before DOE, did a study though one of their labs on the
emissions from simply burning wood. There were, as I recollect, some 18
different toxic emissions, a number of them carcinogenic, in the
Thanx, but burning wood and making woodgas are quite a bit different. I
guess I need to rephrase my question. I'm building a wood gasifier. Woodgas
should be, if I understand it correctly, primarily CO and H2, along with N.
And as I recall from reading years ago, the exhaust of an engine
