CFD Investigation of Pollutant Emission in Can-Type Combustor Firing Natural Gas, LNG and Syngas

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CFD investigation of flow, combustion process and pollutant emission using natural gas, liquefied natural gas and syngas of different composition is carried out. The combustor is a can-type combustor commonly used in thermal power plant gas turbine. The investigation emphasis on the comparison of pollutant emission such in particular CO2, and NOx between different fuels. The numerical calculation for basic flow and combustion process is done using the framework of ANSYS Fluent with appropriate model assumptions. Prediction of pollutant species concentration at combustor exit shows significant reduction of CO2 and NOx for syngas combustion compared to conventional natural gas and LNG combustion.

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Hasini, H., Fadhil, S. S. A., Mat Zian, N., & Om, N. (2016). CFD Investigation of Pollutant Emission in Can-Type Combustor Firing Natural Gas, LNG and Syngas. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 32). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/32/1/012073

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