Gas Turbines with special emphasis on hydrogen combustion

Ankur Srivastava

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March 11, 2023

1:30 PM (Local)

1.5 Hrs

This course format is where trainer will explain you the subject via online live session. This course will run as per specific date and time.

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A push towards a low carbon or net zero carbon means using fuels which provide a low carbon footprint. Green hydrogen combustion in gas turbines is a positive step towards a low or net zero carbon world. Gas turbines are a major consumer of fossil fuels. Using hydrogen for combustion leaves a negligible carbon footprint.

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Following shall be covered:

1. Gas Turbine Introduction

2. Type of Gas Turbines

3. Gas Turbine Thermodynamic Cycle

4. Gas Turbine Performance

5. Emissions of Gas Turbines

6. NOx emissions from gas turbines

7. Factors influencing NOx emissions

8. NOx formation correlations for gas turbines

9. NOx formation for hydrogen / hydrogen rich gases in turbines

10. NOx reduction mentods for gas turbines

11. Gas Turbine Combustor technologies

12. Advances in Burner Technology for 100% hydrogen combustion

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This course is to provide an introduction to gas turbines. In addition, hydrogen combustion shall be covered which is a hot topic due to its low carbon footprint. Another major aspect of the course is NOx control of emissions from turbine exhaust gases.

1. Gas turbine types - industrial heavy duty and aerodrivative

2. Brayton Cycle of gas turbines

3. Site rating of gas turbines based on ISO rating including effect of ambient temperature, barometric pressure, inlet losses, outlet losses

4. Exhaust gases from gas turbines

5. NOx emissions and the correlations for them

6. Burner technologies for gas turbines - lean and fuel rich combustion

7. Adiabatic flame temperature

8. Burning hydrogen and hydrogen rich gases

9. New technologies for burners