Technology
Fossil fuels : are sources of energy that have developed within the earth in Carboniferous Period from about 360 to 286 million years ago. As these fuels cannot be re-generated frequently it is considered as non-renewable. Ex. Coal, Oil, Natural Gas.
Renewable energy : Energy that can be regenerated or regenerates within a time frame or cycle is called renewable energy.
Ex. Solar, Biomass, Wind.
Why to replace Fossil Fuels by renewable energy?
- Non-renewable energy is limited in stocks and cannot be regenerated. Since supply is limited rates goes on increasing day by day.
- Burning of fossil fuels disturbs the Carbon Cycle as we take the carbon buried in the earth and release the combustion product in air hence increasing Global warming.
- Maximum expenditure of foreign currency in India is on import of crude oil. Use of biomass energy will not only reduces the oil import but also will make India self-sufficient in term of energy requirement.
- Boosts rural economy as the raw biomass is purchased from farmers.
Why Biomass Energy compared to other renewable sources?
- Since industry requires real time output from any energy source. Biomass energy is considered most reliable energy source while meeting fast and large quantity energy demand of industry.
- Minimum startup time for biomass based utilities.
- Less capital cost, hence payback period is attractive.
Principle of conversion:
- To get the required heat load (Steam or Temperature etc.) calorific value of fuel has to be kept constant.
- For X quantity of load
- Calories burned (Fossil fuel) = Calories burned (Biomass briquettes)
- From above principle we design the system to burned suitable amount of briquettes to match the required load of client.
Why we???
- Our company is pioneer in supply of Turnkey Fuel conversation & Energy conservation solutions.
- We supply our products on Out right Purchase as well as BOOT (Build, Own, Operate, transfer) basis as per client’s requirements.
- Saving potential of your Annual fuel bill up to 40% to 50%.
- Total Project Management.
- After sales services including supply of fuel and manpower for operation and maintenance.
- Our scope is not limited to supply but uptill process integration.
Example of saving calculation after conversion:
1. Existing fuel
Sr. No. |
Description |
Specification |
1 |
Existing Fuel |
LPG |
2 |
Quantity used per day |
100 Kg/day |
3 |
Quantity of Briquettes required to replace 1 kg LPG |
4 kg/kg of LPG |
4 |
Quantity of briquettes required per day |
400 kg/day |
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5 |
Cost of LPG |
Rs. 80/kg |
6 |
Cost of briquettes |
Rs. 5.50/kg |
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7 |
Daily fuel bill on LPG |
100*80 = Rs.8000/day |
8 |
Daily fuel bill on Briquettes |
400*5.5 = Rs. 2200/day |
9 |
O & M cost |
Rs. 600/day |
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10 |
Daily Net fuel bill saving (7) - (8+9) |
Rs. 5,200/Day |
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Saving per kg of LPG |
Rs. 52 i.e. 65% |
