Abstract: A syngas generator has at least pyrolysis unit and a cracking unit which recycles treated input therein. The pyrolysis unit may recycle treated char to provide input heat for feedstock. The cracking unit may recycle syngas to assist in treating input gas/vapor mixture.

Abstract: A syngas generator has at least pyrolysis unit and a cracking unit which recycles treated input therein. The pyrolysis unit may recycle treated char to provide input heat for feedstock. The cracking unit may recycle syngas to assist in treating input gas/vapor mixture.

Abstract: A syngas generator provides a pyrolysis chamber and a steam cracking unit within a heater. A conveyor such as an auger directs input through the pyrolysis chamber where a pyrolysis reaction at about 600 C releases a gas/vapor mixture which is directed through a manifold and through an ejector into the cracking unit which operates at about 1200 C. Syngas from the cracking unit can be cooled, used for co-generation power systems, generate steam, and/or be burned (possibly combusted to generate electricity) with the heat used to heat the heater.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a portable electric energy teaching aid that can be combined with different energy generation devices. The invention is adapted for students with diverse background knowledge in order to assist the individuals in learning the principles behind electric energy generation and consumption. The energy generated can be conveniently converted and directed to arrays of typical household lamps. The household lamps serve as a meter to indicate the amount of energy consumed. The lamp arrays are arranged in a manner so that the student can directly compare the energy generating capability of each connected energy generation device.