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LNG Gas Turbine Emissions

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johnmc (Structural)

23 Oct 07 8:01

Looking for information on exhaust emission quantities-:
CO2 -
NOx -
CO -
SO2 -
PM (Particles)
from a Simple Cycle 25 MW Gas Turbine using Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)as fuel.

Guest (Visitor)

5 Nov 07 18:14

Tough Question
The burner (combustor) has a major impact on the products of combustion.
LNG is also interesting since the liquefaction/storage process changes the concentrations of the constituent gases.
I am afraid that more info is required .
Gord

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