Gasifier and Incinerator for Biomass Sludge Destruction
OwnerDavid R. Brookesinventor
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A device for gasifying biomass sludge having particle size less than 1 cm, and 20% to 100% solids content has a primary chamber, a fume transfer vent, a mixing chamber which accepts fumes from the primary chamber, and an afterburner chamber in fluid communication with the mixing chamber. A secondary burner produces an initial heating flame within a vertical portion of the afterburner chamber. A heat transfer chamber is in fluid communication with the afterburner chamber. Heated gases from the afterburner chamber cause heating of the heat transfer chamber. The primary chamber has a heat conductive floor superimposed over the heat transfer chamber so that conductive and convective heating of the primary chamber occur. At least one primary auger is located crosswise in the primary chamber between a sludge feed hopper and an ash hopper. The heat transfer chamber underlies the primary auger near the end at the ash hopper.
A gasifier and incinerator for use in gasifying biomass waste in the form of a sludge having particle size not greater than 1 cm, and having 20% to 100% solids content with the rest being liquid, said gasifier and incinerator comprising:
A method of continuously gasifying and incinerating biomass waste in the form of a sludge having particle size not greater than 1 cm, and having 20% to 100% solids content with the rest being liquid, said method comprising the steps of:
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