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Re: Jagman post# 4576

Monday, 08/09/2004 9:46:56 PM

Monday, August 09, 2004 9:46:56 PM

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Jagman...
Again it depends on many things:

- what type of biomass? (secondary sludge releases more energy then de-inkinig)
- moisture content is a huge factor (the more water the more energy to remove it)
- how much ash is in the material? (the less the better for burning)
- What other equipment is in the AGES system? (Other equipment in the process use power too. You would actually have to add the power used by every conveyor, motor, control panel, etc, in the entire AGES system to know exactly)

The spreadsheet in the Downloads section may give you some answers:

http://www.ages-biomass.com/downloads.htm


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