Power gas for industry: a practical guide to producing heat and motive power from fuel gases
This comprehensive manual explains the principles of gasification and the operation of suction gas producers. It covers how to generate, purify, and use producer gas for engines, furnaces, and central station power, with real-world examples and test results.
The book details the chemistry, design, and control of power gas plants. It reviews different producer types, including suction systems, and presents methods for calculating gas output, fuel use, and efficiency. Historical and modern technologies are explained with practical emphasis, not just theory.
- Learn how various fuels influence gas composition, heating value, and engine performance.
- Understand the construction, operation, and maintenance of suction gas producers and their accessories.
- Explore plant layouts, performance data, and economical considerations from practical trials.
- Get an overview of major producer systems and their developments, with guidance for implementation and testing.
Ideal for engineers, plant managers, and students working with industrial gas production and power from gas.