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Biomass Gasifier (Thermal Gasifier)Gasifier is a device that converts biomass to ‘Producer Gas’ Which is a mixture of different combustible gases like Hydrogen (H2), Carbon monoxide (CO) and Methane (CH4). A Biomass Gasifier Converts solid Biomass such as wood, Wood Waste, Briquettes of Sawdust and agro-based residues into a combustible fuel through a thermo chemical process. The Gasification process involves the burning of Biomass in the presence of reduced air( i.e. limited supply of air). The efficiency of converting from Biomass to Producer Gas is about 85% , however, the overall thermal efficiency of the system depends on factors such as burner efficiency, heat transfer efficiency etc. The combustible gas is referred to as producer gas.

Benefits of Biomass Gasifier :

• Saves 30 – 70 % of fuel cost compared to tradition wood fired furnaces and fossil fuel ovens
• Payback on investment varies from 9 months to 24 months depending on the type/ cost and hours of use, fuel used earlier
• Reduced in Co2 emission for the same heat out put
• It is very easy to operate & start quickly
• High Combustion efficiency & high output rate
• Consistent rate of combustion
• Uniform temperature throughout the furnace volume
• It is sturdy in construction and reliable in operation
• It can be used to dry agricultural / Industrial & food products even in rainy seasons
• It is very economical compared to LPG

We are the pioneers and the sole manufacturer of Medleri Charkha, which is a foot operated and self winding type of spinning wheel. This greatly reduces fatigue and provides excellent control over twist and size of yarn. This machine has been designed in consultation with wool spinners under village conditions with assistance from expert engineers from Holland.

However, the overall thermal efficiency of the system depends on factors such as burner efficiency, heat transfer efficiency etc. The combustible gas is referred to as producer gas.

• Dryers Drying applications in farm products, food, and spices industry (such as areca nut, tea, coffee, tobacco, large cardamom, among others), rubber, and chemical products (temperature requirement: 60-130 C)
• Kilns -Baking of tiles, pottery, plaster of Paris, and lime (temperature requirement: 700-1000 C)
• Furnaces -For metals and alloys such as copper, aluminium, lead, and stainless steel, and scrap melting/ recycling (temperature requirement: 650-1100 C)
• Process heat -Process industries requiring low-pressure steam such as large scale cooking, textiles, tire rethreading, and food processing units such as bakeries and namkin making units
• Water boilers -Institutional cooking, silk cocoon cooking, fabric dying, areca nut boiling, food processing, chemical products, and similar industries
• For Aluminium billet heating for extrusion.