gasifiers

Solid-to-gas machines

Gasifiers are devices that convert solid or liquid fuels into combustible gas through partial oxidation at high temperatures.

They process coal, wood, biomass, or waste into synthesis gas (syngas) for power generation or chemical production: The plant uses biomass gasifiers to produce clean energy.

The technology dates to the 19th century but has gained renewed interest for waste-to-energy applications.

technology

reactor

Controlled fission apparatus

feedstock · biomass · thermal · carbonization · plasma · catalyst · tar · char · conversion · efficiency

energy

biomass

Living material in aggregate

  • coalCombustible sedimentary rock
  • cogenerationSimultaneous heat and electricity production
  • steamHeated water's gaseous form

electricity · waste-to-energy · turbine · generator · off-grid · baseload

sustainability

renewable

Capable of restoration

lifecycle · decarbonization · low-carbon

innovation

thermochemical

Concerning heat in reactions

catalytic · microwave · next-generation · integration

Opposites
conversion direction

gasifiersliquefiers

Things that melt substances

condensers

energy conversion mechanism

gasifierscombustion engines

Fuel-igniting mechanical power sources

internal combustion engines · boilers · furnaces · fuel cells · incinerators

Family

gasified, gasifies

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G