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Steam turbine blade deposits; a report of an investigation conducted by the Engineering experiment station, University of Illinois, in cooperation with the Utilities research commission [PDF]
On cover: University of Illinois bulletin, v.43, no. 59.Bibliography: p.
Straub, Frederick Guy, 1896-
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Carbon‐negative hydrogen from ethanol via catalytic oxidative reforming
Abstract This study evaluated a commercial technology for producing low‐ or negative‐carbon hydrogen through ethanol catalytic oxidative reforming, focusing on the life cycle greenhouse gas emissions, or carbon intensity (CI). Various scenarios were analyzed: (a) comparing corn ethanol (first‐generation or Gen1 ethanol) and cellulosic ethanol (second ...
Eric C. D. Tan +3 more
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Effect of Temperature on Penetration of Test Liquid into Boiler Pipe
Limitations of time in conducting superheater inspections during overhaul, allowing inspectors to conduct liquid penetrant testing activities above pre-determined temperatures. This results in results obtained from the superheater inspection tube boiler
Zaenal Abidin Zaenal Abidin +4 more
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How are exergy, exergoeconomic, and carbon capture analyses performed in a new F‐class combined cycle power plant (CCPP)? ABSTRACT Efficient energy use and new resource development are important due to increasing global energy demand from population growth.
Mostafa Baghsheikhi +2 more
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Corrosion Behaviour of Various Superheater Steels in Cleaning Solutions
In recent years, with the increase in the national power supply demand, a large number super-critical units have been put into production in thermal power plants.
Xigang Yang, Hao Zhang, Yu Tan
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The superheater and re-heater piping components in supercritical thermal power units are prone to creep and fatigue failure fracture after extensive use due to the high pressure and temperature environment.
Guangkui Liu +6 more
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This study analyzes the thermal and mechanical behavior of activated tungsten inert gas welding on 4 mm‐thick Grade 91 steel, widely used in high‐temperature applications. Using a combined heat source model, the research predicts weld distortion and residual stress, validated through experiments.
Mohammed Zubairuddin +5 more
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Fireside corrosion degradation of ferritic alloys at 600°C in oxy-fired conditions [PDF]
This paper reports the results of a study carried out to investigate the effects of simulated coal/biomass combustion conditions on the fireside corrosion. The 1000 h deposit recoat exposure (5 × 200 h cycles) was carried out at 600 °C.
Dudziak, T. +4 more
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ABSTRACT A lifecycle analysis was performed on a process for distributed forest residue collection and conversion into biocrude, followed by biocrude transport to a central facility and indirect liquefaction using Fischer–Tropsch synthesis with refining to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Hanan E. M. El‐Sayed +7 more
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Green Ammonia as a Decentralized, Cross‐Sector Energy Vector for the German Energy Transition
The Fraunhofer flagship project “AmmonVektor” brings together eight Fraunhofer Institutes to develop innovative technologies for decentralized ammonia synthesis, utilization, and logistics. The aim is to establish ammonia as a key technology to enhance Germany's energy sovereignty.
Clara Maria Watermann +4 more
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