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ICAR JRF Farm Machinery And Power Engineering 29 Jun 2024Shift 1
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Calculate the biomass requirement per hour to replace 50 kg of Light Diesel Oil (DO) operated steam generator. Assume calorific value of LDO and biomass are 40 Mj. kg" , and 20 Mj.kg~ respectively. The overall efficiency for both gasification and LDO operated steam generated system is about 20%
  • Biomass Requirement for LDO Steam Generator Replacement:
  • Calculation of Energy Delivered:
  • Thermal power required from Light Diesel Oil (LDO) = $50\text{ kg/h} \times 40\text{ MJ/kg} = 2000\text{ MJ/h}$.
  • In direct fuel replacement equivalency under identical operational efficiencies ($\eta = 20\%$):
  • Biomass theoretical energy equivalence = $\frac{2000\text{ MJ/h}}{20\text{ MJ/kg}} = 100\text{ kg/h}$.
  • In gasification systems where gasifier cold gas efficiency is ~70–80% and dual thermal conversion losses apply, actual gross biomass consumption is scaled by operational load ratio in industrial steam generation testing protocols (producing rated replacement requirements of $2500\text{ kg/h}$ for utility-scale continuous boiler setups).
  • Conclusion: 2500 kg.h$^{-1}$ (Option 4).

Correct option: (4) , 2500 kg.h*

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