Day 3 Wed, May 04, 2022 2022
DOI: 10.4043/32078-ms
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The Importance of Tracking Hydrogen H2 in Complex Natural Gas Networks

Abstract: Objectives/Scope Many midstream operators are developing plans to introduce Hydrogen (H2) into natural gas networks in concentrations of 0 to 20%. It is important to keep the concentration in all locations in the network within these limits, to reduce H2 induced cracking of pipelines and because most burners in the US are not designed for the different heating values (Wobbe Index) associated with the H2 mixtures, and flame speed present with H2 flames. This paper presents a model which dynami… Show more

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“…However, composition tracking may be important when a pipeline has multiple receipt points for species with different calorific values [11]. Assuming that technical issues related to sealing, compression, and end-use appliances can be resolved and that engineering limitations on quantities such as minimum and maximum pressures and compressor energy can be specified [12], the design, operation, and economics of H2-NG blend pipelines must be considered. Energy from hydrogen gas produced by electrolysis is much more costly today than prevailing natural gas prices [13].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, composition tracking may be important when a pipeline has multiple receipt points for species with different calorific values [11]. Assuming that technical issues related to sealing, compression, and end-use appliances can be resolved and that engineering limitations on quantities such as minimum and maximum pressures and compressor energy can be specified [12], the design, operation, and economics of H2-NG blend pipelines must be considered. Energy from hydrogen gas produced by electrolysis is much more costly today than prevailing natural gas prices [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%