The effect of heater temperature on temperature distribution of albasia sawdust pyrolysis in biostove

This examination was directed to decide the impact of radiator temperature on the temperature circulation of compacted sawdust. The biomass used in this study was sawdust from albasia wood from a wood processing shop in Yogyakarta. The heater temperature varieties utilized are 400, 500, 600 and 700°C. There are 5 sensors put at various focuses 10 mm separated from one another. The experimental outcomes show that the nearer the sensor is to the warmer, the higher the temperature accomplished for all temperature varieties. The greatest hotness that can be assimilated happens at a temperature of 700°C, which is 48.62%. The higher the temperature given to the heater, the higher the heat that can be conveyed to the sawdust.