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Can gas be produced from biomass for generating electricity?

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Can gas be produced from biomass for generating electricity?

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Yes, it can. Gasification systems use high temperatures to convert biomass into a gas (a mixture of hydrogen, carbon monoxide, and methane). The gas fuels a turbine, which is very much like a jet engine, only it turns an electric generator instead of propelling a jet. The decay of biomass in landfills also produces a gas – methane that can be burned in a boiler to produce steam for electricity generation or for industrial processes. New technology could lead to using biobased chemicals and materials to make products such as anti-freeze, plastics, and personal care items that are now made from petroleum. In some cases these products may be completely biodegradable. While technology to bring biobased chemicals and materials to market is still under development, the potential benefit of these products is great. Knowledge Sharing: –> Contributed by: ek Rating: 3 Previous Item List of Content Next Item For all visitors: For the contributor: Q2: What is geothermal energy? :1.1 FAQID:53 : gl

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