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Super-scaling of wind gusts with thermal downdrafts in cloud-resolving simulations
Severe convective wind gusts (≥25ms−1) can cause significant local damage, but their small-scale nature makes them difficult to predict. This study aims to understand how gusts are simulated and to investigate the factors that control their strength ...
Alejandra Isaza +5 more
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This study aims to evaluate the potential for syngas production from three types of equatorial forestry biomass Sapele, Sipo, and Ayous using a downdraft gasifier.
Daivy Dieu-Le-Veut Djimbi Makoundi +1 more
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Co-gasification of woody biomass and polyethylene is studied using mathematical modeling. The gasification process is downdraft fixed-bed. Comparison of modeling results with some experimental data is made.
Donskoy Igor
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Modelling of selected waste biomass downdraft gasification [PDF]
Gasification of waste biomass has double benefit since it presents an efficient and environmentally friendly procedure to produce energy. Modelling of gasification of demolition wood and coffee waste, and their mixtures, in downdraft gasifier is ...
Todorović, Dušan +2 more
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Producing gas from crop residues
A pilot model downdraft gasifier demonstrated the feasibility of using crop and wood residues to produce low-Btu gas.
J Goss, R Coppock
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Startup process, safety and risk assessment of biomass gasification for off-grid rural electrification. [PDF]
Rahman MM, Henriksen UB, Ciolkosz D.
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Thermal performance of gasifier cooking stoves: A systematic literature review. [PDF]
Rabby MII +6 more
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Natural draft towers can be used for cooling and ventilating structures. From an operational perspective, the downdraft evaporatively cooled tower is preferred for a dry climate. Solar chimneys, when used alone, tend to require an excessively large solar
Cunningham, W. A. +2 more
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Short-rotation eucalyptus as a biomass fuel
Rapidly resprouting eucalyptus, harvested twice annually, produced fuel for downdraft gasifiers at lower cost than is possible with most annual crops. Yields were up to 22 tonnes per hectare per year.
R Sachs, D Gilpin, T Mock
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