Multiplying the Effect of Nitrogen Oxides Reduction Under Vortex Burner Conditions at Gas Fuel Injection

Krystev, Neven

doi:10.1109/efea49713.2021.9406255

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“…In recent decades, unconventional methods of energy production have been undergoing research and industrial experimentation (Etarski 1994;Demirbas 2006;Ushakov 2018;Kostov 2020). A large proportion of these studies has focused on the utilization of various gases that constitute emissions in industry, agriculture and households, as well as gasses from some natural sources (Baul et al 2018;Krystev 2021;Lansche et al 2017;Nyrkov et al 2016). In addition to producing energy, in many cases, valuable raw materials can be obtained while simultaneously having a significant environmental effect.…”

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On the possibility of the utilization of hydrogen sulfide from the Black Sea

Симова¹,

Uzunova²,

Angelova³

et al. 2023

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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Looking for alternative sources of energy to generate electricity has been a hot topic for society for a very long time. The need to replace current energy resources such as fuel, oil, and gas is increasing, and the replacement comes from energy obtained from the wind, sun, and sea waves. In many cases, valuable raw materials can be obtained in addition to energy production, while having a significant environmental effect simultaneously. The shortage of energy and raw material resources in many countries stimulates the growth of interest in all potential sources of energy - solar, wind, wave, tidal - has lead to accelerating the demand for oil and gas, shale gas, as well as the expansion of the areas for the cultivation of technical crops for biofuels. Classical energy resources like oil, gas and coal are serious polluters of the 184 natural environment. Especially harmful is the release of carbon dioxide and sulfur oxides during the exploitation of these resources. A significant energy raw material potential of non-traditional resources lies in the waters and bottom of the Black Sea, which is a natural geobiotechnological reactor, capable of producing a variety of energy raw resources. This paper discusses the use of hydrogen sulfide available in the Black Sea waters to produce energy and useful industrial products and proposes the respective. The technology also has an ecological effect in terms of the purification of the hydrogen sulfide pool. The paper also discusses some technologies for the separation of hydrogen sulfide to hydrogen and sulfur. An estimation of the heat value of hydrogen sulfide in the water of the Black Sea is also presented.

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