| 2 | Dilution sampling and analysis of particulate matter in biomass-derived syngas显示文摘Thermochemical biomass gasification,followedby conversion of the produced syngas to fuels andelectrical power,is a promising energy alternative.Realworldcharacterization of particulate matter(PM)and othercontaminants in the syngas is important to minimizedamage and ensure efficient operation of the engines itpowers and the fuels created from it.A dilution samplingsystem is demonstrated to quantify PM in syngas generatedfrom two gasification plants utilizing different biomassfeedstocks:a BioMax®15 Biopower System that uses rawand torrefied woodchips as feedstocks,and an integratedbiorefinery(IBR)that uses rice hulls and woodchips asfeedstocks.PM_(2.5)mass concentrations in syngas from theIBR downstream of the purification system were 12.8-13.7μg·m^(-3),which were significantly lower than themaximum level for catalyst protection(500μg·m^(-3))andwere 2-3 orders of magnitude lower than those inBioMax®15 syngas(2247-4835μg·m^(-3)).Ultrafine particlenumber concentration and PM_(2.5)chemical constituentswere also much lower in the IBR syngas than in theBioMax®15.The dilution sampling system enabledreliable measurements over a wide range of concentrations:the use of high sensitivity instruments allowed measurementat very low concentrations(~1μg·m^(-3)),while theflexibility of dilution minimized sampling problems thatare commonly encountered due to high levels of tars in rawsyngas(~1 g·m^(-3)). | Xiaoliang WANG Curtis ROBBINS S.Kent HOEKMAN Judith C.CHOW John G.WATSON Dennis SCHUETZLE | 2011 | Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering2011，5，3： | 0 |
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