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Gasification Archive for January 2001
430 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:17:29 2002

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GAS-L: Wood gasifers, FUEL SIZE



Hi All,

Your advice will be appreciated.

I intend to try out the upward flow gasifier/burner , for heating porposes.
A small experimental model will be made with tin cans.

As I understand, starting with the burn at the top, the wood will firstly be
converted to charcoal, then the charcoal will burn at the bottom until
exhausted.

I have available a pile of wood in about 3 inch lengths, which varies from
3/4 " down to 1/4 in diameter.

Would it be best to use it in the mixed form, or to separate it into like
sizes to be used in different burns.

Thanking you,
John Davies.


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