Experimental study on the effect of N2, CO2, and steam dilution on the combustion performance of H2 and CO synthetic gas in an industrial gas turbine

Gas Hydrate Formation Phase Boundary Behaviour of Synthetic Natural Gas System of the Keta Basin of Ghana

“…The inhibition of MeOH was least in the presence of H 2 S as it expanded the hydrate forming zone. Furthermore, Obanijesu et al [26] studied that the presence of H 2 and N 2 in a natural gas could inhibit hydrate formation due to the pressure conditions for hydrate formation, with H 2 showing higher significant effect than N 2 . Rajnauth et al [27] evaluated the effect of temperature, pressure, impurities (CO 2 , H 2 S and N 2 ) and water on gas hydrate formation of 21 natural gas systems using PVTSim.…”

Gas turbine combustion characteristics of H2/CO synthetic gas for coal integrated gasification combined cycle applications

“…Coal derived syngases are mainly composed of H 2 , CO, N 2 , CO 2 and steam, and last three gases are incombustible diluents of which heating value is zero. Since these diluents are almost interchangeable in views of NO x /CO emission and combustion instability when the diluent's heat capacity is same [21]. Thus, only N 2 , the largest content in syngas, has been selected as a representative diluent to simplify the test.…”

A numerical study on combustion behaviours of hydrogen-enriched low calorific value coal gases

“…Lee et al examined the effect of N 2 , CO 2 and steam dilution on the combustion performance of H 2 and CO syngas. This study showed that 40% dilution of N 2 , CO 2 and steam reduced NO X by 79%, 88% and 95%, respectively [18]. Hasegawa et al took place a study related to the combustion characteristics of gasified coal fuel.…”