Biomass pyrolysis process

Wooden or agricultural biomass is treated with high temperature. That process results in quick concentration of elemental carbon and disappearance of the fibrous structure improving its grindability.
In order to maximize efficiency of pyrolysis process flue gases cooled down in the heat exchanger.

[@sultankhalid7393]

In my mechanical engineering final year project we designed a system of heat exchangers to condense that Biogas produced into Bio-oil after this Biomass Pyrolysis. Interesting video!

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[@roshanmax93]

Hi Sultan, can that bio oil be manufactured and used for commercial purposes? I have few more questions from you, that I cannot ask in public due to intellectual property issue. Can I can one of your contact details to discuss further?

[@jean-pierredevent970]

Despite the high oil/gas prices now and the European worrying climate problems, this solution is not even mentioned. Instead they come up with hydrogen which is not an easy technique either.

[@jaswantsinghrajpurohit2174]

Dear the reason behind it is amount of energy generated through is to small to fulfil present demand of the world and they emit CO2 equivalent to natural gas. Thank you Indian

[@jdrudolfp2]

Incredible animation, it is easy to understand. I think i am going to put it in my lecture class. Thanks for uploading it.

[@atahalabjay1187]

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[@hrgunit]

Thank you sharing your clear explanation and good animation!

[@muzdokgober9371]

This technology must be applied in Indonesia,

[@alparslankorkmaz2964]

Nicely explained.

[@Tacticalerth]

Biji kurdistan

[@vasilisk-66]

Пиролиз идет без доступа кислорода воздуха. Это просто красивый ролик.

[@PinoyTechMiner]

good video. what software did you use in simulation. Thanks

[@bala6338]

Software used for animation?

[@hackfinsepttubigan6052]

Were you able to gather data of the performance of every component of your system with the use of your software of choice? And if yes, may I know what software you used for this presentation? Thank you very much in advance.

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[@Dreadtooth]

Interesting but how did this pop up in my recommendations

[@ebrahimsayed6854]

How is oxygen removed during pyrolysis? Is it substituted with an inert gas or is pyrolysis just another way of saying that you are operating under vacuum conditions

[@-_-ok9550]

..... heat.... oxygen can be easily removed by heat. other gases like nitrogen or hydrogen need chemical degasification reactions for removal. actually oxygen helps in the degasification process. there aren't much free oxygen in the masses to begin with.

[@Gen_Kael]

Generally the tank is flushed with co2. It’s heavier than air and will push it out as it fills

[@saurabhparmar3457]

but how does it make sense if we are using GAS in combustion as a fuel to get GAS from wood ?...............at the end how could we say that is it renewable ?

[@daviancasey6200]

Thanks for this video

[@jesiisabella818]

Greeting from Dr..K.Pazhani. I wish to establish a mobile pyrolysis plant by using the locally abundantly available Prosopis Juliflora wood as the biomass to produce biochar and its byproducts. Kindly give the required details. K.Pazhani

[@-_-ok9550]

i think he is an animator.. 😑.. not a technical person. use google for details. this thing aint even complete.

[@phafifi]

Thanks for sharing this information Kindly inform me which software you used to had this amazing simulation

[@MeenuJainLalitpur]

Very nice video, explained well.... I am your #546, please keep updating this type of informative video......

[@hananurulfajrin4070]

sorry i still can't understand. can someone explain me, what is the function of that orange pipe? are the chemical compounds a product? or is it used for raw material?

[@skocu]

The thin orange pipe is for drying a fuel by a hot air (warmed while cooling a core). The thick orange pipe is wheather for discharging flue gas and heat a boiler.

[@hananurulfajrin4070]

@@skocu thank you for the quick response. your response and this video really helped me

[@ronweber4508]

@@skocu Is this an actual machine that exist, in production?

[@withinlight7]

Thanks for uploading. this is very useful!

[@stebarg]

That's a pretty funny simplification of the process 😁

[@globalbusinessmachines3122]

Well then... How complicated do you think that process could be?... If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

[@LOUBNABOUMAHDI]

hello firstly i want to Thank you for this video . ,i have quation please

[@rainierponce8753]

Is it a fluidized bed reactor ? oh, btw, thank you very much for sharing this.

[@victornovikov9391]

Thanks Tell me what companies sell similar reactors for the production of charcoal from wood chips

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[@jean-pierredevent970]

Is it not likely that Japanese knotweed would be excellent for biomass since it can be dried cheap and easily on the air?? I have a feeling also that more interesting chemicals should be formed out of the gas if the product had defined constant properties, like with briquettes of Japanese knotweed. I am obsessed now with the plant because it could capture a lot of CO2 if we "let if grow" Of course it must be stopped too if necessary.

[@ff-ti7nj]

Japanese knotweed is invasive and dangerous for the ecosystem in which it's not local

[@macknewman835]

This would work well in the southeast US. It simply needs to be married to kudzu. I've been wondering for years why we're not making biofuels with kudzu.

[@patch8880]

will help in my dissertation...... amen

[@sanniepstein4835]

Why would you do this instead of burning the wood directly? Or composting it?

[@robertcircleone]

To get liquid and gas fuels and to my way of thinking to get soil improvers that sequester carbon from the waste wood.

[@45H16E]

to convert the waste into fuels, both the gases and potentially end product solids. And to convert without the pollutants created by burning. Basically to convert waste to fuels with few pollutants.

[@jothikajothi1019]

Nice video

[@gcb6185]

Thank you for this Vlog

[@yeknic5798]

i dun think it's a blog

[@shoreangler3383]

How much does this cost? Where can I buy one?

[@juancabrera-ru9jx]

Nitrogen gas is my favorite combustible gas 1:30

[@LazaZahnas]

How yo design this machine ?

[@Art-cq1zy]

Is the carbonized bio mass in the thick orange pipe? Got a bit confused

[@skocu]

There is a hot smoke's exhaustion which is using for heating a boiler.

[@hankhill2482]

Any chance you can cover the catalysts for turning syngas into other things? Or even how to compress it to a liquid

[@skocu]

Hank Hill I am just graphic designer. Ask developer for technical ability: timexsa.pl/en/

[@NwoDispatcher]

You can get h2 and co2 from CO through a water-gas shift

[@user-ox1cm5cy8i]

Dear Hank, We, LCDRI, could turn the syngas into electricity. Please check for more information on our website (www.lycdri.com). We have professional Carbonization Rotary Kiln as our key technology. Awaiting your reply. Best regards, Michelle Luoyang Building materials & Architectural Design& Research Institute (LCDRI) Tel/Wechat: 86-13783185378 Fax: [phone] Emali: [e-mail] Web: www.lcdri.com

[@lily-ob8th]

is biocrude the same as syncrude from biomass reactions? please i need an answer 😅

[@carbonsteelstainlesssteela803]

Good video!

[@ByronLapo]

thank you for the video, Is it necessary the N2 gas injection?

[@skocu]

Thak you for your interest, but do not ask me for the technical details. I am just a graphic designer and animator who has done this animation.

[@user-ox1cm5cy8i]

There is no need N2 gas injection.

[@michealdumasii5432]

@@skocu what are your inquiries for animation for a proposal?

[@abhishekjain6859]

What are the uses of end product ?

[@flixerstudios1862]

Why is the gas not burned? It seems like you are throwing away a big part of the energy

[@aquillae]

2:52 starts here

[@murathanbagdat862]

Where is the heat source of the reactor i couldn't understand.. please can someone explain to me?

[@skocu]

As far as I know the reaction needs to be burn on while the start only. Then the high temperature is keeping by the reactors coat and a biomass burns by itself. That is the key matter.

[@murathanbagdat862]

Thank you for rapid answer. Thats make sense.

[@robertcircleone]

30% or so of the gas is burned to give continuous heat.

[@-_-ok9550]

incomplete.. where is the oil production?? pyrolysis is supposed to produce gas oil and biochar. got biochar, the syngas imited during gasification can be be called a gas... but where is gas.. at this rate u might as well call this torrefaction.

[@thandet8090]

Thank you for your sharing.

[@daan5399]

Howw abiut wood vinegar

[@asmaherchan4780]

Can i have this design please

[@rfoliveira1]

Please inform supplier for a pyrolisys plant like this.

[@StarProduction369]

+Ricardo Faria De Oliveira The pyrolisys plant are very expansive but with good news the can be manufacture for way less money the reason im telling you this is because im working on 1 of those plants my self ... BTW im an engineer ... Im building the pyrolisys plant to process tire waste to extract materials an chemicals. ..hope that help in any way ....

[@user-ox1cm5cy8i]

Dear Ricardo, We, LCDRI, could supply the pyrolisys plant like this. Please check for more information on our website (www.lycdri.com). We have professional Carbonization Rotary Kiln as our key technology. Awaiting your reply. Best regards, Michelle Luoyang Building materials & Architectural Design& Research Institute (LCDRI) Tel/Wechat: 86-13783185378 Fax: [phone] Emali: [e-mail] Web: www.lcdri.com

[@CiuTud]

You can enquire also at Technip Enegies in the Netherlands

[@stephensmith799]

I’m looking forward to this technology spreading. I have heard that biomass, particularly wood, yields dioxins during combustion. Is this true?

[@antoniovaccaro8538]

Using biomass coming from scraps, garbage or crops (such as corn) it is far more eco-friendly than petroleum and even wood. This is due to the fact that the combustion products released into the atmosphere do not come from underground or from an "accumulator" (the trees) which retain the carbon inside them, but are already present in the atmosphere. The problem with biomass is that it is not sufficient in terms of the amount of energy, and can become dangerous if fields are used to produce crops for biofuel production. It is dangerous because it could end up stealing space for crops for food purposes, as well as the heavy use of pesticides and fertilizers that irreparably damage the soil, but which are not taken into account because the crops would not be destined for food use. But hey, it sure is eco-friendly if nobody speculate on it

[@robertlehmert1336]

@@antoniovaccaro8538 This response is nonsense. Generalizations like "biomass is that it is not sufficient in terms of the amount of energy" are not borne out by reality. No external energy is required for pyrolysis unless it has been depleted by prior processes. For example, effluent from a biodigester has been depleted - so we add wood chips to add back energy and carbon. You might want to do a little more research on the use of crops used for biofuels. You seem unaware of miscanthus, willow, bamboo, and other crops that neither "steal space" nor require "heavy use of pesticides". I'm sure you're not a person who would intentionally spread misinformation, so I suggest you invest the effort to learn about the topic before condemning it in such strident terms.

[@alextagbo7504]

Nitrogen is introduced into the reactor to remove volatile compounds such as H2O, CH4, CO2 and CO.. Correct me if am wrong, thanks!

[@skocu]

Dont know. I am just an animation designer.

[@midnightcoolcat2890]

Nitrogen is introduced to deplete environment of any oxygen. If oxygen is introduced it could cause the hot pellets to catch smolder and or catch fire.

[@stebarg]

If I had to design that thing, I’d ad nitrogen to keep away all oxidative gasses. However, the design depends on what's your goal.

[@zyrenedimaculangan8573]

Can I have the 3D design of this? For educational purposes only. Thank you

[@skocu]

Sorry, I can not share any 3D or CAD files of the device.

[@asminmandja7825]

Hi skocu, can u tell me the software that u use to animate this process?

[@skocu]

Mainly Cinema 4D for 3D scene and rendering + After Effects for composing and a few FX.

[@asminmandja7825]

@@skocu Thank you

[@anthonykoten7590]

done subcribe

[@rishiconq5966]

What is pyrolysis

[@SaikatDattamee]

very well described....

[@pratheeshmp3010]

I want this machine

[@tigerkoenigs3819]

where the fire stove

[@sonerbayram6098]

Is there any rreference like this plant?

[@skocu]

I have no idea. One reactore was made and has ran in Poland two years ago, but since I done this animation it could change. The company I did the animation for no longer egsist.

[@niu9432]

In PEC Mińsk Mazowiecki. Reference letter is here (in Polish unfortunately): polskibiowegiel.pl/files/prezentacje/I_3_P.Drobnik__Urz%C4%85dzenia_do_uw%C4%99glania_biomasy_i_odpad%C3%B3w_komunalno-bytowych_opracowane_przez_Carbontime_Sp.z.o.o..pdf

[@mylesgolden]

What software do you use to make this? I'm a ChemE major and this seems fun to do.

[@skocu]

Generally I used Cinema 4D for 3D renders and After Effects to compose video.

[@mylesgolden]

Thanks for the quick response. How did you learn to make this? It's rather impressive.

[@ManojKumar-mw2kv]

which software is used for 3d animation and modeling

[@sahisnudutta4610]

@@skocu can i have the full project plan to implement and cost estimation pls ?

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how many ?

[@sergueipanine1923]

Whom does the Technology belong?

[@skocu]

Search here: timexsa.pl/en/

[@user-rv9ut1hw9k]

точно такой же ролик есть здесь: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqDVmYFmhaiIabc

[@user-ox1cm5cy8i]

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