Synthetic gaseous fuel

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The means by which synthetic gaseous fuels could be produced from a variety of biomass sources are variable and many of the known gasification technologies can be appHed to the problem (70,71,76—82). For example, the Lurgi circulatory fluidized-bed gasifier is available for the production of gaseous products from biomass feedstocks as well as from coal (83,84). 

Gasification. Gasification converts soHd fuel, tars, and oils to gaseous products such as CO, H2, and CH that can be burned direcdy or used in synthesis gas (syngas) mixtures, ie, CO and mixtures for production of Hquid fuels and other chemicals (47,48) (see Coal conversion processes, gasification Euels, synthetic-gaseous fuel Hydrogen). 

Between 1930 and 1950, the primary emphasis of ammonia process development was ia the area of synthesis gas generation (3) (see Fuels, SYNTHETIC, GASEOUS FUELs). Extensive coal deposits ia Europe provided the feedstock for the ammonia iadustry. The North American ammonia iadustry was based primarily on abundant suppHes of low cost natural gas (see Gas, natural). 

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