2015
DOI: 10.18668/ng2015.11.16
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Analysis of the possibilities for using shale gas to supply gas appliances based on the comparative assessment of gas

Abstract: Analysis of the possibilities for using shale gas to supply gas appliances based on the comparative assessment of gasThe article presents a preliminary analysis of the possibility of supplying gas appliances, certified for the gas group E according to EN 437, with the gases obtained from Polish shale. Due to the still small amount of drilling in Poland, data from exploited US shale gas sources from there were used. Comparative assessment indicates the potential for development of Polish shale gases for applian… Show more

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“…Liu et al investigated premixed and partially premixed flame structure under various pressures of H2-CO-air syngas and indicated that CO attenuated the flame at low pressure in comparison with high pressure [20]. Gebhardt concluded that Polish shale gases from Lubocino (76.7% CH4, 14.1% C2H6, 6.6% C3H8, 0.1% CO2, 2.4% N2) and Syczyn (86.4% CH4, 5.9% C2H6, 3.4% C3H8, 0.1% CO2, 3.6% N2) show the potential for appliances category 2E by modification including higher hydrocarbons separating [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Liu et al investigated premixed and partially premixed flame structure under various pressures of H2-CO-air syngas and indicated that CO attenuated the flame at low pressure in comparison with high pressure [20]. Gebhardt concluded that Polish shale gases from Lubocino (76.7% CH4, 14.1% C2H6, 6.6% C3H8, 0.1% CO2, 2.4% N2) and Syczyn (86.4% CH4, 5.9% C2H6, 3.4% C3H8, 0.1% CO2, 3.6% N2) show the potential for appliances category 2E by modification including higher hydrocarbons separating [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vargas et al concluded the shale gas 3 (58% CH4 -20% C2H6 -12% C3H8 -10% CO2) has higher laminar burning velocity than shale gas 1 and 2 [15]. Gebhardt indicated the compound of Polish shale gas is probable for usage by comparing to American gases [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Niemniej jednak zakładając na podstawie tych badań i porównań ze złożami amerykańskimi [ Gaz ziemny jest produktem naturalnego rozkładu produktów organicznych bez dostępu tlenu, uwięzionych w różnych strukturach geologicznych, stąd też jego skład zależy zarów-no od materiału wejściowego, z jakiego się tworzył, jak i od warunków, w jakich następowało zgazowanie. Natomiast z przykładów przedstawianych w [2] i polskich warunków głębokiego posadowienia złoża wynika, że nie można znaleźć zależności pomiędzy składem gazu a głębokością zło-ża, i jak podaje [3], jest tyle czynników migracji i kumulacji ropy naftowej i gazu, że trudno o jakieś pewne teorie ogólne. W związku z powyższym istnieje duże prawdopodobieństwo zróżnicowania składu gazów w polskich łupkach i potrzeba badania podobieństwa gazów z różnych źródeł.…”
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