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The problem of the lack of currently approved methodology for determining chemical composition of generator gas and the effect of gas composition when using it as a motor fuel on the operational and environmental performance of an internal combustion engine is discussed. A method for determining chemical composition of generator gas has been developed and tested, in which it is proposed to measure mass concentrations (volume fractions) of the determined components in the generator gas by the indicator (linear-colour) method. Experimental studies were carried out to determine chemical composition of the generator gas according to the developed technique. The studies were carried out on an experimental gas generator of original design, the novelty of which is confirmed by a patent for the invention. Charcoal and wood chocks were used as raw materials for production of generator gas. The composition of the generator gas in a parametric gas generator depends on the type of fuel (raw material), the temperature in the gasification zone, the number and spatial location of the injectors included in the operation and varies in the content of combustible components: H2 from 7% to 18%; CnHm - from 0.1% to 0.3%; CO - from 18% to 31%; CH4 - from 2% to 2.5%. The content of ballast in the generator gas also changes, so the O2 content is from 0.2% to 1.9%; N2 - from 48% to 57.3%; CO2 - from 3.2% to 10%. Experimental studies have confirmed the sufficient accuracy of the proposed methods.

Composition research of generator gas for application as motor fuel