88 results about "Bioelectric Energy Sources" patented technology

The invention relates to a biological gasifying furnace, and belongs to the technical field of furnaces. The biological gasifying furnace comprises a furnace body, at least one cleaning hole opening and closing device, a purifying cylinder, an adapting pipe and a fuel gas lead-out device, wherein the furnace body consists of a base, a furnace chamber and a spacer bush, the base corresponds to thelower part of the furnace chamber, the lateral part is provided with a cleaning hole, and the spacer bush is formed between the inner wall of the furnace body and the outer wall of the furnace chamber; the cleaning hole opening and closing device is arranged on the cleaning hole; the purifying cylinder is provided with a filter material chamber, the top of the purifying cylinder is provided with a filter material intake which is matched with a first opening and closing door, the bottom of the purifying cylinder is provided with a tar hopper of which the bottom is provided with a valve, the lower lateral part of the purifying cylinder is provided with a filter material outlet which is matched with a second opening and closing door, the bottom of the filter material chamber is provided witha filter material cushion, and a bleed air chamber is formed between the filter material cushion and the tar hopper; one end of the adapting pipe is connected with the furnace body and communicated with the spacer bush, while the other end is connected with the lower lateral part of the purifying cylinder and communicated with the bleed air chamber; and the fuel gas lead-out device is connected and communicated with the purifying cylinder. The biological gasifying furnace has the advantages of making biological energy source utilized effectively and protecting the environment.

A process for converting organic waste materials into usable products and products thereof is disclosed. According to the process, organic waste materials are contacted with an oxidant to form a product and then an amount of the oxidant is removed from the product to form a reactor-ready feedstock. The oxidant is removed by various means, including washing, photolysis, catalytic means, oxidation of the oxidant, reduction of the oxidant, and heat. The reactor-ready feedstock may then be introduced into a reactor, such as a digester or incubator, and the reactor-ready feedstock is converted by microorganisms into biofuel or other products.

A therapeutic bio-energy unit has at least one energising module, which consists of at least two spirals (21, 22), one of which has an external coil (20), which leads to a segment (23) showing slight curvature. The segment (23) of slight curvature leads next to the closing curve (26) which is convex towards the spiral (22) and which circles two curvilinear energising elements (24, 25), which are convex towards the closing curve (26), and which are the