GASIFICATION It is a process that changes a carbon base material such as biomass into other forms of energy
without actually burning it. It converts the waste materials into a gas via a chemical reaction.
The reaction combines carbon base materials with little amounts of oxygen and breaks them down into simple molecules. The end result is that we will have a mixture of
carbon monoxide and hydrogen. Gasification converts about 80% of the chemical energy in the waste fuel
into chemical energy in the gas phase, so it is an effective method.
Air gasification is more commonly seen than oxygen gasification because it is
cheaper.