renewable energy engineering

Renewable Energy Engineering
www.RenewableEnergyEngineering.net

Renewable Energy Engineering by:

Renewable Energy Ventures

Specializing in the Following Renewable Energy Technologies:

                                         Anaerobic Digesters                        Biodiesel Plants
                                         Biogas Plants                                    Biomass Gasification
                                         Biomethane                                       Carbon Free Energy
                                         Concentrating Solar Power            Geothermal Heating and Cooling
                                         Ground Source Heat Pumps          Hydrogen Fuel Cells
                                         Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells         Natural Wastewater Treatment Plants
                                         Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cells            Pollution Free Power
                                         Solar Cogeneration                          Solar Trigeneration
                                         Thin Film Photovoltaics                  Trigeneration
                                         Waste To Energy                               Waste to Fuel
                                         Wind Farm Development                Wind Power Generation

                       And the Efficient Transmission of Power Through "Transmission Superhighways"
                       High Voltage Direct Current and the "Unified National Smart Grid"

Engineering, Feasibility Studies & Consulting Services
Provided by In-house Engineers and Consultants or
Through the Renewable Energy Institute

For Inquiries about Renewable Energy Ventures and
Renewable Energy Projects, call or email:

Tel. (88321) 758 -10027 4 Email: info@RenewableEnergyEngineering.net

Renewable Energy Ventures is a developer of renewable energy projects providing engineering, legal, finance, feasibility studies, loans and capital for projects located in the U.S., Canada, Central America and the Caribbean.

Our partner company provides debt funding for renewable energy projects up to $2 million and can fund in less than 60 days in many cases.

The range of investment funding available depends on a number of factors. Each renewable energy project is carefully reviewed by underwriters that determine the final requirements and or recommendations for funding.

Biomass Gasification Technology
Operating via the "Fluidized Bed Gasification" Process

Capable of Producing Synthesis Gas from
Practically Any Organic Waste-stream, including:

Cotton Gin Waste
Food Waste
Rice Husks
Wastewater
Sewage Sludge
Wood Chips
Saw Dust
Urban Wood Waste
Railroad Ties
Agricultural Waste
Glycerin
Paper Sludge
and many more!

Our Biomass Gasification Feasibility Studies form the basic foundation in our client's decision-making process and the critical answers they seek regarding Biomass Gasification - do we move forward with our plans to build a Biomass Gasification plant? Where should it be built? What are the optimum biomass feedstocks for this location? What size plant should we build? Who should build it? Which Biomass Gasification plant do we choose? Can we sell our excess power to the grid?

Our Biomass Gasification Feasibility Study will answer these important questions and more. In the event you decide to move forward with our Biomass Gasification Engineering and Feasibility Study. We require a 50% deposit to begin work.

Biomass Gasification plants operate on virtually every biomass feedstock and provide our clients with maximum returns, which means the highest revenues with the lowest operating costs, from practically any biomass feedstock. Our knowledge and expertise will help you maximize Biomass Gasification revenues at your facility.

The Synthesis Gas is then used like any other fuel, such as natural gas, which is not a renewable fuel.

Biomass Gasification Basics

Biomass fuels such as firewood and agriculture-generated residues and wastes are generally organic. They contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen along with some moisture. Under controlled conditions, characterized by low oxygen supply and high temperatures, most biomass materials can be converted into a gaseous fuel known as producer gas, which consists of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, methane and nitrogen. This thermo-chemical conversion of solid biomass into gaseous fuel is called biomass gasification. The producer gas so produced has low a calorific value (1000-1200 Kcal/Nm3), but can be burnt with a high efficiency and a good degree of control without emitting smoke. Each kilogram of air-dry biomass (10% moisture content) yields about 2.5 Nm3 of producer gas. In energy terms, the conversion efficiency of the biomass gasification process is in the range of 60%-70%.

Multiple Advantages of Biomass Gasification

Conversion of solid biomass into combustible gas has all the advantages associated with using gaseous and liquid fuels such as clean combustion, compact burning equipment, high thermal efficiency and a good degree of control. In locations, where biomass is already available at reasonable low prices (e.g. rice mills) or in industries using fuel wood, Biomass Gasifiers offer definite economic advantages. Biomass gasification technology is also environment-friendly, because of the firewood savings and reduction in CO2 emissions.

Biomass gasification technology has the potential to replace diesel and other petroleum products in several applications, foreign exchange.

Applications for Biomass Gasification

Thermal applications: cooking, water boiling, steam generation, drying etc. Motive power applications: Using producer gas as a fuel in IC engines for applications such as water pumping Electricity generation: Using producer gas in dual-fuel mode in diesel engines/as the only fuel in spark ignition engines/in gas turbines.