Dear all,
I recently tried to burn the syngas produced by my gasifier, and I just
filmed the burning process (please see
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q7_s0RbHIM excuse me for my french).
Note that the gasifier is just designed and has been never runned
before. So I was happy to see the flame.
After the experiments, I also found the formation of soot or black
carbon on the surface of the inox tube.
It seems that yellow flame means that the combustion is not complet.
Next step I want to connnect the gas outlet with a bunsen burner in
order to control the rate of the gas with the rate of the air.
How you think? whether this is possible to favorite the complet
combustion or not?
In fact, this is the first time that I burned my syngas, so I wonder
whether the yellow color indicates the quality of my syngas not?
Welcome to any comment.
Kind regards,
--
Dr Li CHEN
Responsable gazéification
S3d - Solutions Déchets& Développement Durable
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