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Which is the oldest and simplest type of gasifier?

Which is the oldest and simplest type of gasifier? Correct Answer Counter current gasifier

The oldest and simplest type of gasifier is the counter current or up draught gasifier. The major advantage of this type of gasifier are its simplicity, high charcoal burnout and internal heat exchange leading to low gas exit temperatures and high equipment efficiency.

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