• New Article Published Today in our Online Combustion Journal

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      Peter Roberts

A new paper has been published in the IFRF Combustion Journal – http://www.journal.ifrf.net/, entitled:

INVESTIGATION OF A GAS TURBINE COMBUSTION SYSTEM FIRED WITH MIXTURES OF NATURAL GAS AND HYDROGEN
H-J Tomczak*, G Benelli+, L Carrai+ and D Cecchini+
* Synaps Ingenieur-Gesellschaft mbH, Bremen, GERMANY
+ ENEL Produzione S.P.A. Ricerca, Pisa, ITALY

Corresponding Author
Heinz-Jörg Tomczak

ABSTRACT
The paper describes the studies developed by ENEL Produzione Ricerca about a diffusion flame gas turbine combustor fed with mixtures of natural gas and hydrogen. CFD studies using FLUENT carried out the changing fuel composition from natural gas to pure hydrogen for an extensive high pressure test campaign with a Gas Turbine in the ENEL Facility Sesta. While modifying the fuel mixture, the NOX emission level shows an evident increase while the metal temperature distribution changes negligibly. This work was financed by the fund established by the Italian Government to support research activities of general interest of the electric sector (Ministerial Decree 26 January 2000).

Full paper
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Publication in the Journal
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