On the off-design of a natural gas-fired combined cycle with CO2 capture
(2007) In Energy 32(4). p.353-359- Abstract
- During the last 15 years cycles with CO, capture have been in focus, due to the growing concern over our climate. Often, a natural gas fired combined cycle with a chemical absorption plant for CO, capture from the flue gases have been used as a reference in comparisons between cycles. Neither the integration of the steam production for regeneration of amines in the combined cycle nor the off-design behaviour of such a plant has been extensively Studied before. In this paper, the integration of steam production for regeneration of the amines is modelled at design load and studied in off-design conditions for a combined cycle. Different ambient conditions and part-load strategies and their influence on the cycle performance are also... (More)
- During the last 15 years cycles with CO, capture have been in focus, due to the growing concern over our climate. Often, a natural gas fired combined cycle with a chemical absorption plant for CO, capture from the flue gases have been used as a reference in comparisons between cycles. Neither the integration of the steam production for regeneration of amines in the combined cycle nor the off-design behaviour of such a plant has been extensively Studied before. In this paper, the integration of steam production for regeneration of the amines is modelled at design load and studied in off-design conditions for a combined cycle. Different ambient conditions and part-load strategies and their influence on the cycle performance are also examined. Of particular interest is a novel strategy with the possibility of longer life of gas turbine blading, with marginal loss in efficiency. The off-design performance of the combined cycle is modelled in a rigorous Way using a gas turbine performance deck, while the boiler is calculated using simplified correlations for oft-design heat transfer and pressure drop. The steam turbine calculation is based on verified models for the flow-pressure-efficiency relations, whilst the steam condenser is based oil the HEI method. (Less)
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- Fredriksson Möller, Björn LU ; Genrup, Magnus LU and Assadi, Mohsen LU
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- 2007
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- Contribution to journal
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- published
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- off-design, CO2 capture, combined cycles
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- Energy
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- 32
- issue
- 4
- pages
- 353 - 359
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- Elsevier
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- wos:000243741700015
- scopus:33845637905
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- 1873-6785
- DOI
- 10.1016/j.energy.2006.07.022
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- English
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abstract = {{During the last 15 years cycles with CO, capture have been in focus, due to the growing concern over our climate. Often, a natural gas fired combined cycle with a chemical absorption plant for CO, capture from the flue gases have been used as a reference in comparisons between cycles. Neither the integration of the steam production for regeneration of amines in the combined cycle nor the off-design behaviour of such a plant has been extensively Studied before. In this paper, the integration of steam production for regeneration of the amines is modelled at design load and studied in off-design conditions for a combined cycle. Different ambient conditions and part-load strategies and their influence on the cycle performance are also examined. Of particular interest is a novel strategy with the possibility of longer life of gas turbine blading, with marginal loss in efficiency. The off-design performance of the combined cycle is modelled in a rigorous Way using a gas turbine performance deck, while the boiler is calculated using simplified correlations for oft-design heat transfer and pressure drop. The steam turbine calculation is based on verified models for the flow-pressure-efficiency relations, whilst the steam condenser is based oil the HEI method.}},
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title = {{On the off-design of a natural gas-fired combined cycle with CO2 capture}},
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doi = {{10.1016/j.energy.2006.07.022}},
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