10kWLab scale · Master Series
VEERA G10
- Biomass input
- 12–14 kg/hr
- Gas yield
- 25–30 m³
- Efficiency
- 60–75%
$9,700 USD
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Biomass waste to energy
Biomass Gasification Power Plant
Turn wood chips, husk and agro-waste into clean, tar-free gas and electricity.
- Air pre-heating downdraft gasification at 950–1,150 °C
- Plug-and-play units from 10 kW to 150 kW
- Gas runs a generator set or any heating application
- Temperature indicator and remote mobile monitoring
10–150 kWCapacity range
60–75%Gasification efficiency
> 1,100kcal/Nm³ gas calorific value
Tar freeClean producer gas
The process
How a Biomass Gasification Power Plant Works
Biomass is converted to producer gas in a downdraft gasifier, then used to generate power or heat. Veera units are small-scale, decentralised plants.
- 1
Biomass Feeding
Wood chips, husk or shells up to 50 mm and under 15% moisture.
- 2
Air Pre-Heating
Pre-heated air enters the gasifier for efficient conversion.
- 3
Downdraft Gasification
Biomass converts at 950–1,150 °C and atmospheric pressure.
- 4
Tar-Free Producer Gas
Gas with CO above 22%, H₂ above 18% and CH₄ above 5%.
- 5
Power Generation
The gas runs a generator set, or any heating application.
- 6
Char Removal
3–6% char is generated and removed manually.
The gas
What Comes Out: Clean Producer Gas
Proprietary air pre-heating gives a tar-free gas with the composition below.
Producer gas composition
Remaining gas is nitrogen. Calorific value above 1,100 kcal/Nm³.
Biomass it can use
- Wood chips
- Agro-residues
- Coconut shells
- Sawdust
- Rice husk
- Other organic waste
Feedstock under 15% moisture and up to 50 mm.
What the gas can power
- Power generation
- Industrial heating
- Boilers
- Furnaces
- Dryers
- Thermal applications
Models
Our Biomass Gasification Power Plant Models
View All Models →Four of our plug-and-play gasifier plants, from 10 kW to 50 kW. All prices in USD, ex-works.
20kWLab scale · Master Series
VEERA G20
- Biomass input
- 20–28 kg/hr
- Gas yield
- 40–45 m³
- Efficiency
- 60–75%
$11,000 USD
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40kWMaster Series
VEERA G50
- Biomass input
- 40–48 kg/hr
- Gas yield
- 80–85 m³
- Efficiency
- 60–75%
$19,000 USD
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50kWCanopy model
VEERA GCP-50
- Biomass input
- 50–60 kg/hr
- Gas yield
- 80–85 m³
- Efficiency
- 60–75%
$20,500 USD
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Biomass Gasifier Specifications
| Specification | G10 | G20 | G50 | GCP-50 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 10 kW | 20 kW | 40 kW | 50 kW |
| Biomass input | 12–14 kg/hr | 20–28 kg/hr | 40–48 kg/hr | 50–60 kg/hr |
| Gas yield | 25–30 m³ | 40–45 m³ | 80–85 m³ | 80–85 m³ |
| Gasification efficiency | 60–75% | 60–75% | 60–75% | 60–75% |
| Calorific value of gas | > 1,100 kcal/Nm³ | > 1,100 kcal/Nm³ | > 1,100 kcal/Nm³ | > 1,100 kcal/Nm³ |
| Gasification temperature | 950–1,150 °C | 950–1,150 °C | 950–1,150 °C | 950–1,150 °C |
| Feedstock moisture / size | < 15% / up to 50 mm | < 15% / up to 50 mm | < 15% / up to 50 mm | < 15% / up to 50 mm |
| Char generated | 3–6% | 3–6% | 3–6% | 3–6% |
| Start-up / ash removal | Manual | Manual | Manual | Manual |
| Biomass feeding | Manual | Manual | Manual | Manual |
| Pressure | Constant, atmospheric | Constant, atmospheric | Constant, atmospheric | Constant, atmospheric |
| Price (USD, ex-works) | $9,700 | $11,000 | $19,000 | $20,500 |
All four are downdraft units with air pre-heating. Gas yield as listed in the catalog. A 150 kW container model (GC 150) is also available.
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Good to know
Questions and Buying Terms
What is a biomass gasification power plant?
It converts solid biomass such as wood chips and agro-residues into clean, tar-free producer gas at 950–1,150 °C. The gas runs a gas generator for power, or can be used for any heating application.
What biomass can I use?
Wood chips, agro-residues, coconut shells, sawdust, rice husk and other organic waste. Feedstock should be under 15% moisture and up to 50 mm in size.
How much does a biomass gasification power plant cost?
The four models shown here range from $9,700 (G10, 10 kW) to $20,500 (GCP-50, 50 kW). A 150 kW container model is also available at $42,000. Prices are ex-works.
How much biomass does it use?
Based on the catalog figures, about 1 to 1.4 kg of biomass per kW of capacity per hour, for example 12–14 kg/hr for the 10 kW G10 and 50–60 kg/hr for the 50 kW GCP-50.
What is the producer gas made of?
Carbon monoxide above 22%, hydrogen above 18%, methane above 5% and carbon dioxide below 11%, with the remainder nitrogen. The calorific value is above 1,100 kcal/Nm³.
Can I monitor the plant remotely?
Yes. The units have a temperature indicator and a remote monitoring facility controllable through a mobile phone. Biomass feeding and ash removal are manual.
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30%Balance at delivery-ready status
6–12 wksDelivery from receipt of advance, depending on model
1 yearWarranty period
ActualsTax and transport charged as actuals
Ex-worksAll prices on an ex-works basis
100% Money-Back GuaranteeIf the machine is not ready to ship within the stated timeline. A sales agreement is signed with every client.
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