Onsite Field-Feeding Waste to Energy Converter

This is a proposal by Green Liquids and Gas Technologies (GLGT) with the Clean Combustion Technology Laboratory of the University of Florida (UF) as a sub contractor. The task is to establish the feasibility of adapting GLGT's patented auger driven pyrolizer/gasifier (ADPG) to meet the operational requirements for onsite field-feeding waste to energy conversion (OFWEC). We propose to conduct research and development intended to lead to a professionally designed and constructed versions of an existing ADPG (Mark 3). One module will have the waste processing-conversion capacity to dispose of a company's field feeding solid waste (FFSW). A six fold multiple unit (MADPG) will have the capacity needed to convert the FFSW of an Army's battalion. We will also examine the possibility of using the same MADPG system to convert the bio-solid waste and petroleum lubricant waste to energy. Mark 3 has previously worked with wood chips, bagasse, sawdust pellets, oak bark, coal and blends thereof. The goals of later phases of this OFWEC project is to design and build a prototype of a mobile system for converting a battalion's field feeding waste and other useable waste to meet onsite energy needs.