Gasifier System process:

In Gasifier, the coal is blown through with oxygen and steam (water vapor) while also being heated. The process of heating coal is called “allothermal”. It is basically reacting coal (which has been heated) with steam to get the Synthetic Fuel Gas (CO, H2, CH4, water vapour (H2O) and CO2).

Environmental advantages:

The problems inherent in coal combustion are well known - from the particulates to the acid rain caused by high-sulfur coal, to mercury pollution, not to mention the CO2 and mountaintop removal mining. Burning coal in any fashion is a dirty process, and trying to remove the pollutants from flue gases is challenging to say the least.

One of the major environmental advantages of coal gasification is the opportunity to remove impurities such as sulfur and mercury and soot before burning the fuel, using readily available chemical engineering processes. In addition the ash produced is in a vitreous or glasslike state which can be recycled as concrete aggregate, unlike PC plants which generate ash that must be land filled, potentially contaminating groundwater.

The increased efficiency of the 'combined cycle' for electrical power generation results in a 50% decrease in CO2 emissions compared to conventional coal plants. As the technology required developing economical methods of carbon sequestration, the removal of CO2 from combustion by-products to prevent its release to the atmosphere, coal gasification units could be modified to further reduce their climate change impact because a large part of the CO2 generated can be separated from the syngas before combustion.

Benefits of using Coal Gasifier System:

It can save fuel consumption costs (compared to Diesel Oil, LPG and Furnace Oil) of about 70-80%

Returns very short investment (usage 16 hours/day) around 2-3 months.Easy to operate and not cause a risk/hazard.Not smelly and environmentally friendly. Selection chart:-