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Analysis of a Micro Gas Turbine Fed by Natural Gas and Synthesis Gas: MGT Test Bench and Combustor CFD Analysis (Articolo in rivista)
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- Analysis of a Micro Gas Turbine Fed by Natural Gas and Synthesis Gas: MGT Test Bench and Combustor CFD Analysis (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2012-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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M. Cadorin 1, M. Pinelli 1, A. Vaccari 1, R. Calabria 2, F. Chiariello 2, P. Massoli 2, E. Bianchi 3 (2012)
Analysis of a Micro Gas Turbine Fed by Natural Gas and Synthesis Gas: MGT Test Bench and Combustor CFD Analysis
in Journal of engineering for gas turbines and power
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- M. Cadorin 1, M. Pinelli 1, A. Vaccari 1, R. Calabria 2, F. Chiariello 2, P. Massoli 2, E. Bianchi 3 (literal)
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- 1) Dipartimento di Ingegneria, Universita` di Ferrara, Ferrara, 44122, Italy
2) Istituto Motori - CNR, Napoli, 80125, Italy
3) Turbec S.p.A., Corporeno di Cento (FE), 44040, Italy (literal)
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- Analysis of a Micro Gas Turbine Fed by Natural Gas and Synthesis Gas: MGT Test Bench and Combustor CFD Analysis (literal)
- Abstract
- In recent years, the interest in the research on energy production systems fed by biofuels
has increased. Gaseous fuels obtained through biomass conversion processes such as
gasification, pyrolysis and pyrogasification are generally defined as synthesis gas
(syngas). The use of synthesis gas in small-size energy systems, such as those used for
distributed micro-cogeneration, has not yet reached a level of technological maturity that
could allow a large market diffusion. For this reason, further analyses (both experimental
and numerical) have to be carried out to allow these technologies to achieve performance
and reliability typical of established technologies based on traditional fuels. In this
paper, a numerical analysis of a combustor of a 100-kW micro gas turbine fed by natural
gas and biomass-derived synthesis gas is presented. The work has been developed in the
framework of a collaboration between the Engineering Department of the University of
Ferrara, the Istituto Motori - CNR (Napoli), and Turbec S.p A. of Corporeno di Cento
(FE). The main features of the micro gas turbine Turbec T100, located at the Istituto
Motori - CNR, are firstly described. A decompression and distribution system allows
the feeding of the micro gas turbine with gaseous fuels characterized by different
compositions. Moreover, a system of remote monitoring and control together with a data
transfer system has been developed in order to set the operative parameters of the
machine. The results of the tests performed under different operating conditions are then
presented. Subsequently, the paper presents the numerical analysis of a model of the
micro gas turbine combustor. The combustor model is validated against manufacturer
performance data and experimental data with respect to steady state performance, i.e.,
average outlet temperature and emission levels. A sensitivity analysis on the model
capability to simulate different operating conditions is then performed. The combustor
model is used to simulate the combustion of a syngas, composed of different ratios of
hydrogen, carbon monoxide, methane, carbon dioxide and water. The results in terms of
flame displacement, temperature and emission distribution and values are analyzed and
compared to the natural gas simulations. Finally, some simple modifications to the
combustion chamber are proposed and simulated both with natural gas and syngas
feeding. (literal)
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