Title:
Process Performance Analysis of a Fuel Flexible Power Supply from Biogenic Residues by an Atmospheric Gasturbine (IBC)
Author(s):
Kühl, F., Weimer, P., Konradi, S., Pohl, S.
Document(s):
Paper
Abstract:
Energy produced from biomass is increasingly being realized in mostly decentralized locations with high biogenic output. Studies show that a large part of the conceived processes for the use of biogenic residues require strictly pretreated biogenic fuels and that operating with these fuels is often problematic. The aim of a project at the Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen is the development of a simple, fuel flexible and cost-effective process for the decentralized energy supply by a combination of a two-stage combustion with a downstream Inverse-Brayton-Cycle. The applied development approach is the combination of proven process units from various fields as for example from the coal gasification industry and the automotive industry. The aim of the analysis is the determination of the most suitable commercial operating conditions for the subsequent pilot phase of the development project.
Keywords:
biomass, gasification, residues, two-stage combustion, Inverse-Brayton-Cycle (IBC), biogenic fuels
Topic:
Biomass Technologies and Conversion for Bioenergy
Subtopic:
Biomass and bioliquids combustion for small and medium scale applications
Event:
28th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition
Session:
2BV.2.5
Pages:
334 - 340
ISBN:
978-88-89407-20-2
Paper DOI:
10.5071/28thEUBCE2020-2BV.2.5
Price:
FREE
