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Gas-FACTS: Gas - Future Advanced Capture Technology Options - Consortium proposal by Cranfield, Edinburgh, Imperial, Leeds and Sheffield

Gas-FACTS: Gas - Future Advanced Capture Technology Options - Consortium proposal by Cranfield, Edinburgh, Imperial, Leeds and Sheffield
Gas-FACTS:天然气 - 未来先进捕集技术选项 - 克兰菲尔德、爱丁堡、帝国理工、利兹和谢菲尔德联合提案
批准号:
EP/J020788/1
负责人:
Jonathan Gibbins
金额:
$313.59万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012 至 --

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中文摘要
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gas - facts项目将为英国CCS的开发和天然气发电厂的部署提供重要的基础研究,特别是燃气轮机改造和先进的燃烧后捕获技术,这些技术是2020年至2030年期间CCS部门可能耗资数百亿英镑的扩展中部署的主要候选技术,然后运行到2050年或更久,以满足英国的二氧化碳排放目标。天然气CCS研发是一个新兴领域,许多概念和潜在的科学原理仍在“发明”中。但是,英国正在进行的基础设施投资和能源政策决策将受益于有关天然气CCS技术的更好信息,这使得学术研究人员的独立基础研究成为重中之重。此外,该项目的结果将为进一步从英国CCS示范项目中获取最大研究效益提供必要的基础,并有助于开发更先进的天然气CCS技术,用于CCS的第二期部署。该项目还将制定严格的评估方法和框架,以最大限度地提高影响途径,从而支持RCUK在天然气CCS方面的其他研究活动。在全球范围内,挪威、加利福尼亚和中东地区已经对天然气CCS产生了兴趣,如果更便宜的天然气导致更广泛的使用,这种兴趣可能会变得更广泛。这项工作将通过工作包进行,目标如下:WP1:量化燃气轮机改造的范围,以提高CCGT工厂综合二氧化碳捕集的技术、环境和经济性能。小型燃气轮机将被改造,以蒸汽或回收的烟气取代一些正常的空气进气,以增加后端二氧化碳浓度(这将有助于使二氧化碳更容易捕获)。WP2:通过建模和实验测试来量化通过结合先进的液体溶剂(包括新型胺混合物)和改进的瞬态性能来改善CCGT工厂燃烧后捕获系统性能的范围。用于吸收二氧化碳并将其以纯净的形式释放并储存在地下的溶剂将被改造,这样做所需的能量就会减少。使用溶剂的设备也将被设计成快速开启和关闭,以允许CCS发电厂补偿风力涡轮机输出的波动。WP3:与外部专家组密切合作,进行一体化和整个系统的绩效评估。这将包括“Gas-FACTS影响手册”,将影响表与最先进的调查相结合,以确保Gas-FACTS研究人员所追求的影响途径与其他重要活动(包括优秀的科学和利益相关者计划)相协调,以最大限度地提高其有效性。Gas-FACTS结果将在免费提供的IECM包中实现,供任何潜在用户访问。WP4:影响交付和专家互动活动将基于建立一个专家组,包括英国CCS学术界、全球学术界、英国决策者、英国监管机构、非政府组织、电力公用事业、原始设备制造商(oem)、中小企业(中小企业)的代表。WP4还将开展参与活动方案以发挥影响,包括项目会议、专题问题和结果的专家会议、网络传播和文件出版(报告、对议会调查的答复、期刊论文、文章等)。
英文摘要
The Gas-FACTS programme will provide important underpinning research for UK CCS development and deployment on natural gas power plants, particularly for gas turbine modifications and advanced post combustion capture technologies that are the principal candidates for deployment in a possible tens-of-£billions expansion of the CCS sector between 2020 and 2030, and then operation until 2050 or beyond, in order to meet UK CO2 (carbon dioxide) emission targets. Gas CCS R&D is an emerging field and many of the concepts and underlying scientific principles are still being 'invented'. But on-going UK infrastructure investments and energy policy decisions are being made which would benefit from better information on relevant gas CCS technologies, making independent, fundamental studies by academic researchers a high priority. In addition, the results of this project will provide an essential basis for further work to extract the maximum research benefits from the UK CCS demonstration programme and help to develop more advanced gas CCS technologies for a second tranche of CCS deployment. The programme will also develop rigorous assessment methods and a framework to maximise pathways to impact that could support other RCUK research activities on gas CCS. Globally, there is already interest in gas CCS in Norway, California and the Middle East, and this is likely to become more widespread if cheaper gas leads to more widespread use.This work will be undertaken through work packages with the following aims:WP1: To quantify the scope of gas turbine modifications to improve the technical, environmental and economic performance of integrated CO2 capture on CCGT plants. Small gas turbines will be modified to run with steam or recycled flue gas replacing some of the normal air feed to increase back-end CO2 concentrations (which will help make the CO2 easier to capture). WP2: To quantify through modelling and experimental testing the scope for improving post-combustion capture system performance on CCGT plants through a combination of advanced liquid solvents, including novel amine mixtures, and improved transient performance. Solvents that are used to take up CO2 and then release it in a pure form that can be stored underground will be modified so that the amount of energy required to do this is reduced. The equipment the solvents are used in will also be designed to turn on and off quickly to allow CCS power plants to compensate for fluctuations in output from wind turbines. WP3: In close collaboration with an external Experts Group to undertake integration and whole systems performance assessments. This will include a 'Gas-FACTS Impact Handbook' combining impact tables with state-of-the-art surveys to ensure that pathways to impact pursued by Gas-FACTS researchers are co-ordinated with other significant activities, including excellent science and stakeholder plans, to maximise their effectiveness. Gas-FACTS results will be implemented in the freely-available IECM package for access by any potential users.WP4: Impact delivery and expert interaction activities will be based on establishing an Experts Group including representatives of the UK CCS academic community, global academic community, UK policymakers, UK Regulators, NGOs, power utilities, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises). WP4 will also run a programme of engagement activities to impact, including project meetings, specialist meetings on topical issues and results, web-based dissemination and document publication (reports, responses to Parliamentary inquiries, journal papers, articles etc.)
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Supercritical fluid recycle for surge control of CO2 centrifugal compressors
用于二氧化碳离心压缩机喘振控制的超临界流体回收
DOI: 10.1016/j.compchemeng.2016.03.012
发表时间: 2016
期刊: Computers & Chemical Engineering
影响因子: 4.3
作者: [Budinis S]
通讯作者: Budinis S
A Semi-Empirical Model for Estimating the Heat Capacity of Aqueous Solutions of Alkanolamines for CO 2 Capture
用于估算用于 CO 2 捕集的烷醇胺水溶液热容的半经验模型
DOI: 10.1021/ie5006178
发表时间: 2014
期刊: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
影响因子: 4.2
作者: [Agbonghae E]
通讯作者: Agbonghae E
DOI: 10.1115/gt2015-42688
发表时间: 2015
期刊:
影响因子: --
作者: [Ali U]
通讯作者: Ali U
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2014.11.114
发表时间: 2014
期刊: Energy Procedia
影响因子: --
作者: [E. O. Agbonghae;T. Best;K. Finney;C. Palma;K. Hughes;M. Pourkashanian]
通讯作者: E. O. Agbonghae;T. Best;K. Finney;C. Palma;K. Hughes;M. Pourkashanian
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