Design and performance calculations of chemically recuperated gas turbine on ship

Pan, Fumin; Zheng, Hongtao; Liu, Qingzhen; Ren, Yang

doi:10.1177/0957650913498081

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“…The efficiency of the gas turbine power module with a thermochemical natural gas treatment system with a thermochemical reactor behind a power turbine obtained by mathematical modelling methods shows that, at the relatively low levels of gas temperatures behind the combustion chamber (<1523 K) and the exhaust gases (700-820 К), steam conversion of natural gas due to the heat of exhaust gases is not efficient enough and can be compared with the STIG cycle. This coincides with the results of other researchers [27].…”

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Mathematical Modelling of Marine Power Plants with Thermochemical Fuel Treatment

Cherednichenko

Serbin

Tkach

et al. 2022

Polish Maritime Research

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The article considers the methodological aspects of the theoretical investigation of marine power plants with thermochemical fuel treatment. The results of the study of the complex influence of temperature, pressure, and the ratio of steam / base fuel on the thermochemical treatment efficiency are presented. The adequacy of the obtained regression dependences was confirmed by the physical modelling of thermochemical fuel treatment processes. For a gas turbine power complex with a thermochemical fuel treatment system, the characteristics of the power equipment were determined separately with further merging of the obtained results and a combination of material and energy flow models. Algorithms, which provide settings for the mathematical models of structural and functional blocks, the optimisation of thermochemical energy transformations, and verification of developed models according to the indicators of existing gas turbine engines, were created. The influence of mechanical energy consumption during the organisation of thermochemical processing of fuel on the efficiency of thermochemical recuperation is analysed.

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Section: Fig 5 Dependence Of Efficiency Increase On the Temperature B...supporting

confidence: 94%

Mathematical Modelling of Marine Power Plants with Thermochemical Fuel Treatment

Cherednichenko

Serbin

Tkach

et al. 2022

Polish Maritime Research

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“…As a result, engine power and efficiency improve. Pan et al have found that the chemically recuperated gas turbine engine (where waste heat is used for steam fuel reforming) improved combustion and achieved higher thermal efficiency [32].…”

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Local Green Power Supply Plants Based on Alcohol Regenerative Gas Turbines: Economic and Environmental Aspects

et al. 2020

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Growing economies need green and renewable energy. Their financial development can reduce energy consumption (through energy-efficient technologies) and replace fossil fuels with renewable ones. Gas turbine engines are widely used in transport and industry. To improve their economic attractiveness and to reduce harmful emissions, including greenhouse gases, alternative fuels and waste heat recovery technologies can be used. A promising direction is the use of alcohol and thermo-chemical recuperation. The purpose of this study is to estimate the economic efficiency and carbon dioxide emissions of an alcohol-fueled regenerative gas turbine engine with thermo-chemical recuperation. The carbon dioxide emissions have been determined using engine efficiency, fuel properties, as well as life cycle analysis. The engine efficiency was maximized by varying the water/alcohol ratio. To evaluate steam fuel reforming for a certain engine, a conversion performance factor has been suggested. At the optimal water/methanol ratio of 3.075 this technology can increase efficiency by 4% and reduce tank-to-wake emission by 80%. In the last 6 months of 2019, methanol prices were promising for power and cogeneration plants in remote locations. The policy recommendation is that local authorities should pay attention to alcohol fuel and advanced turbines to curb the adverse effects of burning petroleum fuel on economic growth and the environment.

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“…A chemically recuperated marine gas turbine was studied by Pan et al [43]. They applied mathematical models for performance analysis.…”

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Chemically Recuperated Gas Turbines for Offshore Platform: Energy and Environmental Performance

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Currently, offshore areas have become the hotspot of global gas and oil production. They have significant reserves and production potential. Offshore platforms are energy-intensive facilities. Most of them are equipped with gas turbine engines. Many technologies are used to improve their thermal efficiency. Thermochemical recuperation is investigated in this paper. Much previous research has been restricted to analyzing of the thermodynamic potential of the chemically recuperated gas turbine cycle. However, little work has discussed the operation issues of this cycle. The analysis of actual fuel gases for the steam reforming process taking into account the actual load of gas turbines, the impact of steam reforming on the Wobbe index, and the impact of a steam-fuel reforming process on the carbon dioxide emissions is the novelty of this study. The obtained simulation results showed that gas turbine engine efficiency improved by 8.1 to 9.35% at 100% load, and carbon dioxide emissions decreased by 10% compared to a conventional cycle. A decrease in load leads to a deterioration in the energy and environmental efficiency of chemically recuperated gas turbines.

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Design and performance calculations of chemically recuperated gas turbine on ship

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Mathematical Modelling of Marine Power Plants with Thermochemical Fuel Treatment

Mathematical Modelling of Marine Power Plants with Thermochemical Fuel Treatment

Local Green Power Supply Plants Based on Alcohol Regenerative Gas Turbines: Economic and Environmental Aspects

Chemically Recuperated Gas Turbines for Offshore Platform: Energy and Environmental Performance

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