Biomass pyrolysis gasification method

Abstract

The invention discloses a biomass pyrolysis gasification method which includes the following steps: 1) feeding a biomass raw material into a microwave pyrolysis reaction section to perform pyrolysis under microwave to generate gas, tar and semicoke as pyrolysis products; 2) respectively feeding the pyrolysis products and a first working gas into a microwave oriented gasification section to perform a gasification reaction to obtain a gasification product; 3) in the gasification product, separating gasified semicoke into two parts, wherein one part is spirally transported to the upper part of a microwave pyrolysis reaction section from the bottom of the microwave oriented gasification section so that this part of semicoke is mixed with the biomass raw material to perform microwave pyrolysis, and the other part of the semicoke is spirally transported to a plasma reaction section with a gas-phase volatile component in the gasification product; 4) performing a plasma gasification reaction to the material fed into the plasma reaction section to obtain high-quality synthetic gas which then is discharged out from a gas outlet while solid residues are discharged from the bottom of the plasma reaction section. The method is high in biomass gasification rate and carbon conversion rate. The synthetic gas is high in quality, can satisfy demand on synthetic liquid fuels and has excellent application prospect.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of biofuels, and in particular relates to a biomass pyrolysis gasification method. Background technique

[0002] Among many biofuel technologies, biomass indirect liquefaction has the characteristics of clean and environmentally friendly process, high product purity (oxygen content <1%, almost free of S, N and other impurities), and is a promising technical route. Biomass indirect liquefaction technology includes two stages of biomass gasification and Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, among which obtaining high-quality synthesis gas through appropriate biomass gasification technology is the key to this technology. The traditional fixed bed has consistent raw material requirements, poor heat transfer effect, and short residence time in the fluidized bed, all of which lead to a low overall carbon conversion rate, and the gasification temperature of the fixed bed or fluidized bed is generally <1000°C. The presence of tar...

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