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PREFACE 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 LIST OF FIGURES 6 LIST OF TABLES 7 SUMMARY 8 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 10 I. Introduction 16 II. Composition, Formation, and Maturation of “Tar” 18 A. “Tar” Definition 18 B. “Tar” Composition and Maturation 19 C. Effect of Partial Oxidation on “Tar” Composition 25 D. Conclusions 27 III. The Dependence of “Tar” Nature and Amount on Gasifier Type and Conditions 28 A. General 28 B. “Tar” Quantities as a Function of Gasifier Type 28 C. Nature of “Tar” as a Function of Gasifier Type (See Section II) 36 D. Conclusions 36 IV. The Dependence of “Tar” Measurement on Sampling, Treatment Protocols, and Chemical Analysis Methods 37 A. “Tar” Measurements 37 B. Other Simultaneous “Tar” and Dust Measurements in the Producer Gas 39 C. Sampling from Different Gasifiers 40 D. Some Further Notes on Sampling and Analysis, from the Literature (Appendix IV) 43 E. Conclusions 50 V. The Tolerance of End-Use Devices for “Tar” 52 A. Gasifier End Use 52 B. Conclusions 57 VI. The Removal of “Tars” through Physical Processes 58 A. General Overview of Gas Cleanup Technologies 58 B. Gas Cleaning through Physical Removal of “Tar” 58 C. Conclusions 64 VII. The Thermal, Steam, an

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T.A. Milne and R.J. Evans: NREL ; N. Abatzoglou: Kemestrie, Inc.

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