Syngas Production from Agriculture Residues: Sudan

Table 1

Available biomass per year (Sudan) [2–4, 6].

No	Biomass	Residue	AAP^1	RPR^2	A3	AAR^4	LHV	Energy	Mtoe
			Ton		%	Ton	MJ/kg	TJ
1	Sugarcane	Bagasse	5525059	0.30	40.00	663007.08	18.00	11934.13	0.2850
2	Wheat	Straw	516000	0.80	15.00	61920.00	18.20	1126.94	0.0269
3	Cotton	Stalks	4572	2.70	60.00	7406.64	18.61	137.84	0.0033
4	Sesame	Straw	525000	0.50	56.00	147000.00	12.40	1822.80	0.0435
5	Groundnut	Shells	1826000	0.48	40.00	350592.00	15.66	5490.27	0.1311
6	Sorghum	Straw	6466000	1.25	60.00	4849500.00	12.38	60036.81	1.4337
7	Millet	Straw	1449000	1.75	60.00	1521450.00	12.39	18850.77	0.4502
8	Bananas	Leaves	910110	0.70	60.00	382246.20	15.90	6077.71	0.1451
9	Sunflower	Husk	108000	0.60	60.00	38880.00	14.20	552.10	0.0132
10	Maize	Straw	25000	1.00	60.00	15000.00	18.50	277.50	0.0066
11	Tobacco	Stalks	182888	0.70	60.00	76812.96	17.30	1328.86	0.0317
12	Mango	Seed	7885940	0.50	80.00	3154376.00	15.00	47315.64	1.1299
	Total					11268190.88		154951.37	3.68

¹AAP: the available Amount of Agricultural Product in ton; ²RPR: Residue to Product Ratio; ³A: the Availability of residues; ⁴AAR: the available Amount of Agricultural Residues in ton is estimated using the model of Karaca et al. [7] given in equation (1).