Direct combustion is a process where biomass is burned in open air or excess oxygen, converting its stored chemical energy into gases. The heat produced can be used for applications like heating, cooling, or power generation. Some biomass preprocessing may be required for handling or reducing air pollution. In direct combustion systems, biomass is burned to produce hot gases that generate steam, which then powers a turbine to produce electricity or mechanical energy.
Direct combustion is a process where biomass is burned in open air or excess oxygen, converting its stored chemical energy into gases. The heat produced can be used for applications like heating, cooling, or power generation. Some biomass preprocessing may be required for handling or reducing air pollution. In direct combustion systems, biomass is burned to produce hot gases that generate steam, which then powers a turbine to produce electricity or mechanical energy.
Direct combustion is a process where biomass is burned in open air or excess oxygen, converting its stored chemical energy into gases. The heat produced can be used for applications like heating, cooling, or power generation. Some biomass preprocessing may be required for handling or reducing air pollution. In direct combustion systems, biomass is burned to produce hot gases that generate steam, which then powers a turbine to produce electricity or mechanical energy.
DIRECT COMBUSTION • Direct combustion is a thermochemical technique in which the biomass is burned in open air or in the presence of excess air. In this process, the photosynthetically stored chemical energy of the biomass will be converted into gases.
• The complete combustion of biomass into ash is called
incineration. This heat energy in the product gases or in the form of steam can be used for various applications like space heating or cooling, power generation, process heating in industries or any other application
• Some processing, such as cleaning, chopping, etc. may be
needed for handling or air pollution avoidance
In a direct combustion system, biomass is
burned in combustor or furnace to generate hot gas, which is fed into a boiler to generate steam, which is expanded through a steam turbine or steam engine to produce mechanical or electrical energy DIRECT COMBUSTION DIRECT COMBUSTION PROCESS BIOMASS CONVERSION PROCESSES Biomass Combustion Contd. Contd. Equations of Biomass Combustion Assignment - 3