There's a heap of efficient wood burners (fuelwood, chip or pellet) on
the market that can convert wood to thermal energy at over 90% thermal
efficiency LHV. Some of the new condensing systems are even claiming
over 100% on LHV.
So why would you want to go through a distinct gasification process to
produce gas for subsequent combustion in a burner? If you're methanating
the gas like the system developed at Gussing to bring the wood gas up to
the standard suitable for addition to the natural gas grid that makes
sense from a technical perspective. But if you were just wanting to turn
the woodgas into space heat?
Cheers
David
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