Abstract:Renewable
natural gas (RNG), produced from biogas upgrading, is
an important alternative to fossil fuels for power generation. Unfortunately,
RNG contains several trace contaminants that may be harmful to the
existing infrastructure for its transport and use. One such contaminant
is ammonia (NH3), of particular concern for RNG produced
from farming operations. The presence of NH3 in RNG, particularly
if it is injected into the natural gas (NG) pipeline network, can
have serious consequences. These can range fr… Show more
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