Conversion of Fuel Nitrogen to Oxides of Nitrogen in an Automotive Gas Turbine

Matson, James G.; Huellmantel, L. William

doi:10.4271/831676

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“…Based on figure 5 is presented that is reduction in the sulfur content in the LRC-SMW mixture, this has the potential to reduce SOx combustion gas emissions, which will improve the quality of LRC gas emissions, but the nitrogen content in SMW is relatively high so it has the potential to increase NOx emissions, especially if burned at high temperature [18], [19].The relatively high of the H2 content in SMW also has the potential to increase the combustion efficiency of LRC [20] The C, and O2 content of the sample is presented in Figure 6. Based on figure 6, it is presented that SMW has the potential to improve the combustion quality of LRC, because the potential content of C and O2 is relatively high.…”

Section: Figure 5 the H2 N2 And S Content Of The Samplementioning

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Thermochemical Characteristics of Briquettes of The Low-Rank Coal Mixed with Charcoal Sawdust of Meranti Wood

Patabang

Sam

Basri

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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SMW is one of the most abundant biomass wastes found in the sawmill area in the city of Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. This waste has the potential as a fuel to be mixed with the LRC in order to improve the thermal and chemical quality, as well as the combustion of the LRC. This study uses an experimental method by making LRC-SMW briquettes with a percentage addition of 10%, 30%, and 50% of SMW, respectively, into the LRC, the research phase begins with a proximate analysis to obtain thermal properties, ultimate analysis to obtain chemical properties, and the experiment of burning briquettes on a briquette stove with the method of boiling water. The results of the proximate analysis presented an increase in FC and HHV by 38.15% and 14.44%, respectively, and a decrease in M content by 70.69%. implications for improving the quality of LRC combustion. The thermal efficiency of briquette combustion increases with the addition of SMW into the LRC and the optimal amount of addition of SMW into the LRC is 10%, with the efficiency is 45.23%.

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Section: Figure 5 the H2 N2 And S Content Of The Samplementioning

confidence: 99%