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Gasification in-situ with energy production or pyrolysis of the above mentioned residues, under a non-oxidizing atmosphere for alternative fuels production could be a solution to the environmental problems that land filling or conventional combustion could create. There is a lot of gasification bioler development work underway at present. The current work in one study focuses on combustion and pyrolysis of cotton gin residues in Greece, as an alternative way of energy production. In one recent trial of gasification technology gasification boiler operation has been put on a sound thermodynamic footing by the development work now completed. It has also been shown that, apart from its deleterious impact on thermal efficiency, the presence of water in mechanically-dewatered fuel (containing ~ 32 wt% solids) does not lead to significant particle disintegration compared with dried fuel. Gas trials have been staged using partial oxidation in three stages before final combustion. Nox emisssion rate was very well reduced from several thousand ppm to 25 ppm. Gasification in this system takes place in a fluidized bed formed above the slag bath and constituted by the dried sewage sludge or waste materials, the solid fuel, the oxygen-containing gas and the gasification gas. The gas produced in the gasifier can be used for power generation or for this example, as a reducing gas for iron ore. In another study gasification of wide range of coals will be tested including biomass.

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