Global Markets for Gasifiers

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Global Markets for Gasifiers
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Summary

• The global market for new gasifiers is expected
  to reach 1088 units by 2021 from 887 units in
  2016, rising at a compound annual growth rate
  (CAGR) of 5.0 from 2015 through 2021.
• This report provides
• -An exploration of the global markets for
  gasifiers
• -Analyses of global market trends, with data from
  2015, estimates for 2016, and projections of
  compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2021
• -A breakdown of the types of gasifier
  technologies, including fixed-bed, fluidized-bed,
  entrained-flow, and plasma
• -Examinations of feedstocks, such as fossil fuel
  (coal, petcoke, and residuals), wood, forestry
  products, waste and waste wood, seed hulls, nut
  shells, organic refuse, and others (oil palm
  plantation waste, corn cobs and stover, coconut
  husks)
• -Examination of government support mechanisms,
  climate change policy impacts, and market
  expansion constraints, such as emissions,
  component costs, natural gas and shale gas
  prices, and land requirements for feedstocks

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INTRODUCTION

• GASIFICATION
• Gasification is a technology by which thermal
  breakdown is accomplished in a controlled,
  oxygen-starved atmosphere. The final products are
  gases, which can further be cleaned and then
  burned to produce energy, thus controlling and
  reducing toxic by-products while improving the
  efficiency of energy capture. The process is more
  efficient than direct incineration and produces
  significantly lower emissions and waste, and the
  syngas can be shaped into products for power
  production, the chemical industry, liquid fuels
  or heat.
• The source of energy is obtained from a wide
  range of materials, including the following
• -Coal.
• -Pet coke.
• -Biomass.
• -Municipal and other industrial wastes.
• -Medical waste.

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• The only other main input into the system other
  than the energy source is air, or more typically,
  oxygen.
• The technologys ability to break down toxic
  materials (other than radioactive materials) has
  extended its application to the safe disposal of
  various wastes, including medical and toxic
  wastes that cannot be otherwise treated or
  disposed in a safe and environmentally friendly
  manner. One example is the safe disposal of
  asbestos.GASIFIERS
• The gasifier is the central reactor in the
  gasification process. Numerous approaches to the
  design of vertical and horizontal gasifiers have
  been developed over the years. Feeding can be
  done from the top or bottom of the gasifier, and
  system designs have improved for application
  requirements and capacity.
• The output from gasifierstypically syngasa
  mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, can
  further be burned to create thermal and then
  electrical energy, or converted to various
  chemical products with higher value and energy
  content.

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• The gasifier is coupled with numerous other
  reactors and transfer systems to achieve the
  final desired outcome, and thus the entire
  gasification plant is typically a large and
  complex industrial structure, with the complexity
  depending on the design and the capacity handled
  by the unit.
• In terms of energy generation, gasifier units can
  support capacities up to 500 MW. This wide
  capacity range makes the technology suitable for
  numerous applications in various geographical
  locations, depending on the availability of the
  input raw material and the location of the end
  user of the products from the unit. This capacity
  also supports a wide customer base, ranging from
  individual private companies that want to
  generate thermal power for treatment units to
  governments that want to improve the energy
  infrastructure of their countries. Several
  countries are now working toward energy
  independence, and gasifier technologies are
  playing a major role in these initiatives.

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• GASIFIER MANUFACTURERS
• The number of companies producing gasifiers
  increases in inverse proportion to the output
  capacity of the gasifier product. Output, usually
  expressed in megawatt-thermal or kilowatt-thermal
  units, can range from hundreds of watts to
  hundreds of megawatts. As a result, the market
  has a wide range of participants
  (manufacturers)the smaller ones active on a
  regional scale or only in specific countries and
  market segments, and the larger ones active
  internationally and in all geographic segments of
  the marketplace.
• Only a few companies are capable of supplying and
  servicing gasifiers with utility-scale output
  capabilities of hundreds of megawatts-thermal.
  Well over 100 companies manufacture gasifiers
  with outputs in the tens of megawatts-thermal.
  The smallest gasifiers, for individual or small
  commercial use, are produced by a large number of
  manufacturers throughout the world.

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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Summary
• Overview Gasifier Technologies
• Gasifier Applications And Market Trends
• Patent Analysis Of Gasifier Technologies
• World Gasifier Market Forecasts
• North American Gasifier Markets
• Western European Gasifier Market Forecast
• Pacific Rim Gasifier Markets
• Southeast Asian Gasifier Markets
• Gasifier Market In Southwest Asia
• Eastern European, Russian And Middle Eastern
  Gasifier Markets
• Gasifier Markets In The Southern Hemisphere
• Directory Of Companies Active In The Global
  Gasifier Market

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