Suitable for domestic and small utilities
The first micro-CHP system based on biomass gasification and Stirling engine
Main features are:
- High efficiency thanks to the combined production of electrical and thermal energy.
- Waste biochar production, useful soil improver material.
- Very low CO2, particulate matter and pollutant emission.
- Flexible to various types of waste biomass, both vegetable or zootechnical
- Suitable for both off and on grid installations.
- High automation and remote control.
- Simple maintenance and predictive diagnosis.
- Integration with other energy sources.
Advanced electronic control
BioGS-1.0 is provided with a custom and fully internal developed electronic control.
• Biomass flow
• Temperatures
• Starting heater
• Biomass tank level
• Biochar tank level
• Lambda control
• Combustion air flow
• Starting igniter
• Exhaust fan
• Temperatures
• Cooling water pump
• Condensate pump
• Thermal power
• Start/stop
• Temperatures
• Electrical power
• Thermal power
• Grid connection
Remote control
Private User
Can monitor and control the system
Installer
Can operate fast and easily in case of malfunctions
- Use of vegetable and zootechnics waste produced on site
- Air cleaning by positive carbon balance
- Portable machine: no fixed infrastructures needed
- Both Off/On-grid energy supplying
- Integration with other energy sources
- Remote control
- Biochar production
- Electrical power: 1.0 kW
- Thermal power: 7.0 kW
- Global efficiency: > 95 %
- Biomass consumption: 1.8 kg/h
- Biochar production: 0.2 kg/h
- Water input temperature: 6 - 50 °C
- Water flow: 7 - 10 l/min
- Max exhaust temperature: 70°C
- Dimension: 100 x 52 x 130 cm (L x W x H)
- Electrical output voltage: 230 VAC
- Electrical output frequency: 50 Hz
- Stand-by max time: 6 month
- Surface occupation: < 4 sqm.
- Possible underground installation
- Input biomass tank, externally accessible
- Output bio-char tank, externally accessible
- Need of a dried and calibrated input material (pellet or micro-woodchips)
- Working both integrating other energy sources or stand-alone