Hello everybody,
 
our project "efficient cooking in Tanzania", realized of engineers without borders, Berlin and CHEMA, Tanzania wants to design different microgasifiers for cooking using a broad range of biomass.
 
We want to measure the moisture content of different biomass, including sawdust, coffee husks and wood logs for the exact evaluation of microgasifier WBTs.
Till now we estimated the content but want to have more scientific results for a better comparison to other micogasifiers.
 
As our project is situated in Kagera, Tanzania there aren`t any electrical devices like a drying stove or a microwave, we also don`t want to buy a expensive moisture device. We think of heating the sample above a microgasifier (Sawdust stove or Mwoto TLUD) or heating it with steam from a boiled water pot to achieve the 106°C.
We want to conduct the WBTs in Tanzania, because it isn`t possibel to get comparabel fuels in Berlin, Germany.
 
Are there any experiences regarding this problem?
Do you have any hints?
 
Thanks a lot!
 
Gaifiers ahead.
 
Fabi
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