2024
DOI: 10.3390/gases4040023
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Soot Particle Emissions: Formation and Suppression Mechanisms in Gas Turbines

Matthieu Vierling,
Maher Aboujaib,
Richard Denolle
et al.

Abstract: This article reports on field tests devoted to the emissions of particles from gas turbines (GT) and more particularly to the formation of soot and its suppression by fuel additives. These field tests involved four heavy-duty gas turbines used as power generators and equipped with air atomization systems. These machines were running on natural gas, No. 2 distillate oil, heavy crude oil and heavy fuel oil, respectively. The GT running on natural gas produced no soot or ash and its upstream air filtration system… Show more

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