Good day! I want to conduct research on the multi-fuel gas turbine, tell me the compositions of various biogas for modeling the composition. and assessing the effect of fuel gas on the operation of the gas turbine.For carbon-free energy, what fuels do you think will be promising?
Thanks for the good question. I think you need to study the fuel preparation process in modern gas turbines, mainly the pilot valve and NG control valve or premix. Manipulating these two inputs in particular would help in improving the efficiency and hence reduce emissions. If there is an enhancement in the efficiency, it will appear in the curve relating the efficiency to the compression ratio. Take care of the operational constraints and real system data-sets are needed. I have mentioned a reference for multi-fuel GTs that may be useful for understanding the process. Kind regards
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9781845697280500057
Dear Omar Mohamed! The book is very interesting to read. do you have an open version of it? The publisher asks for a very large sum for a copy.
I am just now engaged in the creation of a fuel base for a gas turbine. A conventional fuel has been created for calculation in a gas-dynamic system, calculation of power turbomachines and how interesting are new compositions and their effect on the operation of the turbine, emissions, power, resource
No I don't have. You can either request it from your institute or search for similar available references. Kind regards
Combustion equipment overview can be studied from this link...explained in a very good way
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/combustion-equipment
Biogas is generally composed of methane and carbon dioxide. Other of its components depends on the type of raw material. Biogas from vegetable peels or unused green part of plants can be very effective and promising for this process.
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