TPS is quoted as stating:
> From:
> http://www.tps.se/processUK.html
> TPS Process development
> In-house process development - gasification technology
> TPS has made a considerable impact with its atmospheric-pressure
> gasification technology developed in-house. This biogas
> combined-cycle technology is expected to achieve a commercial breakthrough
> within five to ten years. It can produce twice as much electrical power
> from biofuel as a conventional CHP plant.
>
Can TPS provide info as to what type of "conventional CHP plant" is taken as
a reference for the above statement?
That must be an "oldie" CHP reference plant allright!
At best an old fashioned grade fired wood boiler.
I respectfully submit that to produce a factor of 2 more electricity from
biofuels with a TPS BGCC is pushing it a bit.
How about 25% more electicity, rather than the 100% more, as goal for the
next 5-10 years?
Andries Weststeijn
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