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The objective of the present article is to present an experimental facility   which was designed and built at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in order to   study the combustion of different sorts of biomass and municipal solid waste.   Despite its apparent simplicity, direct combustion is a complex process from   a technological point of view. Conventional combustion equipment is not   designed for burning agricultural residues. Devices for agricultural waste   combustion are still in the development phase, which means that adequate   design solution is presently not available at the world market. In order to   construct a boiler and achieve optimal combustion conditions, it is necessary   to develop a mathematical model for biomass combustion. Experimental facility   can be used for the collection of data necessary for detailed modelling of   real grate combustor of solid biomass fuels. Due to the complexity of the   grate combustion process, its mathematical models and simulation software   tools must be developed and verified using experimental data. This work   highlights the properties required for the laboratory facility designed for   the examination of biomass combustion and discusses design and operational   issues

Experimental facility for analysis of biomass combustion characteristics