PERFORMANCE AND OPTIMIZATION OF 1500KW BIOMASS ENERGY SYSTEM FOR RURAL UTILIZATIONS

Direct burning of agricultural goods, wood, waste paper, and other waste materials in the absence of air produces biomass energy. This process is carried out by microorganisms, and the energy gained has long been used in India, with roughly 32 percent of the population living in rural areas. In this research, a 1500 KW biomass plant was utilized to examine its performance and explain its impact on the amount of energy required throughout the year. Homer and RETscreen software were used to investigate carbon dioxide emissions and their consequences. When completely exploited biomass is used, the sensitivity of the production of 1500 KW utilizing biomass energy system for viability 360 tons/day, 4000 tons/day, and 430 tons/day, as well as the cost of biomass 50d dollar/tons, 60 dollar/tons, and 70 dollar/tons, produces the best results