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Basically, the conversion of biomass to the various
technologies will face the final question about how much the economy in the
form of investment and how much value added is generated. In many cases in
Indonesia many biomass thermal conversion technology like gasification have not
found economical and finally the equipment does not operate (idle) and as a
result are generally the technology is not well developed. In the case of gasification
which produce electricity, cost components that greatly affect their economic is the price of raw materials, equipment
investment and the selling price the electric. In fact most gasification in
operation condition because the gasification groove is used for own use.
While many tools are being prepared for economical aspect of
biomass thermal conversion technology, the continuous slow pyrolysis plant for own-use in palm oil mill will give a huge advantage for being able to meet the
energy needs and improve the soil fertility of their plantation. For the
implementation of continous slow pyrolysis technology, ultimately the question
that arises again is its economic factor "how big an investment for
equipment / unit / technology" and "how much value added
generated". Check out our presentation to help you make a decision.
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