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RURAL BIO-REFINERY CONCEPT BIOGAS ANAEROBIC DIGESTER NODE - NON-PIPELINE BIOGAS MARKETING AND COMPRESSION STORAGE “VIRTUAL PIPELINE” SYSTEM TO HANDLE BIOGAS/CNG Microbox hooks up to pipeline or AD installation to MAT transport modules - Galileo Argentina Transport trailer loads MAT modules MAT transporter <strong>and</strong> unloader MAT modules at dispenser station
RURAL BIO-REFINERY CONCEPT RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPTIONS BIO-AMMONIA PROCESSED FROM BIOMASS KEY TECHNOLOGY IS A PRESSURIZED OXYGEN-BLOWN GASIFIER DESIGNED FOR OPERATION IN AN EXPANDED FLUIDIZED BED MODE THE SYNGAS SYSTEM CONVERTS BIOMASS INTO HYDROGEN AND CARBON MONOXIDE, OPTIMIZED TO MINIMIZE METHANE FORMATION THE GAS STREAM IS CLEANED , AND CARBON MONOXIDE IS “SHIFTED” TO MAXIMIZE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION HYDROGEN IS PURIFIED AND CATALYTICALLY REACTED WITH NITROGEN PROCESS REQUIRES AIR SEPARATION SYSTEM TO PROVIDE OXYGEN FOR THE GASIFIER, AND PURE NITROGEN FOR AMMONIA SYNTHESIS WASTE HEAT IS RECOVERED FOR PROCESS USE
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LITERATURE REVIEW AND STUDY ENERGY
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AGRICULTURAL BIOMASS - COMBUSTION V
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INTRODUCTION The study was intended
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RECOMMENDATIONS (2) • INDUSTRIAL
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