Dear Roberto. The Toplit updraft gasifier (TLUD) only gasifies the cellulosics and converts the lignin to charcoal, so is a lot cleaner. I hope to run a truck on it.
But some filtering and certainly cooling are required, so the gas, while cleaner, still must be filtered. The charcoal left from the cellulose conversion may be enough filtering. Tom Reed On Friday, March 28, 2014, Roberto Poehlmann <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > ¿Anyone know if exists a gasifier that do not require filtering the > woodgas to fuel an internal combustion engine? > > And, > > ¿How can i know if the woodgas generated from a TLUD gasifier (with wood > pellets) need or not need a filter before using it in an internal > combustion engine? > > I want to know that before ruining a motor. > > Thanks. > > > Roberto Poehlmann > Valdivia, Chile > -- NOTE: PLEASE CHANGE MY ADDRESS TO [email protected] Dr. Thomas B. Reed The Biomass Energy Foundation BEF, BEC, BER
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