Development of NOx response model of H2/CO/CH4 syngases with nitrogen dilution in a gas turbine model combustor
The NOx prediction model was developed by utilizing the NOx emission data obtained from various compositions of H2/CO/CH4 syngases with and without nitrogen dilution at 40 kWth and 50 kWth. The knowledge obtained from the test results of a partially premixed gas turbine model combustor clarified tha...
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The NOx prediction model was developed by utilizing the NOx emission data obtained from various compositions of H2/CO/CH4 syngases with and without nitrogen dilution at 40 kWth and 50 kWth. The knowledge obtained from the test results of a partially premixed gas turbine model combustor clarified that the Zeldovich mechanism dominated NOx formation in which flame temperature and residence time were the two vital factors. The ANOVA general linear model was applied to obtain the correlation between the input parameters (fuel mole concentration and heat input) and NOx emissions after two facts were verified: 1) the flame temperature could be expressed in terms of only input parameters; 2) the residence time and input parameters were highly correlated with OH∗ chemiluminescence images from which the flame volume could be calculated by depicting the primary combustion zone. |
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The NOx prediction model was developed by utilizing the NOx emission data obtained from various compositions of H2/CO/CH4 syngases with and without nitrogen dilution at 40 kWth and 50 kWth. The knowledge obtained from the test results of a partially premixed gas turbine model combustor clarified that the Zeldovich mechanism dominated NOx formation in which flame temperature and residence time were the two vital factors. The ANOVA general linear model was applied to obtain the correlation between the input parameters (fuel mole concentration and heat input) and NOx emissions after two facts were verified: 1) the flame temperature could be expressed in terms of only input parameters; 2) the residence time and input parameters were highly correlated with OH∗ chemiluminescence images from which the flame volume could be calculated by depicting the primary combustion zone. |
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The NOx prediction model was developed by utilizing the NOx emission data obtained from various compositions of H2/CO/CH4 syngases with and without nitrogen dilution at 40 kWth and 50 kWth. The knowledge obtained from the test results of a partially premixed gas turbine model combustor clarified that the Zeldovich mechanism dominated NOx formation in which flame temperature and residence time were the two vital factors. The ANOVA general linear model was applied to obtain the correlation between the input parameters (fuel mole concentration and heat input) and NOx emissions after two facts were verified: 1) the flame temperature could be expressed in terms of only input parameters; 2) the residence time and input parameters were highly correlated with OH∗ chemiluminescence images from which the flame volume could be calculated by depicting the primary combustion zone. |
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