Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction

The use of renewable fuels leads to reduction in the use of fossil fuels and environmental pollutants. In this study, the design and analysis of a CCPP based on the use of syngas produced from biomass is discussed. The studied system includes a gasifier system to produce syngas, an external combusti...

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Published in:Chemosphere
Main Author: Hai T.; Alshahri A.H.; Mohammed A.S.; Sharma A.; Almujibah H.R.; Mohammed Metwally A.S.; Ullah M.
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2023
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Hai T.; Alshahri A.H.; Mohammed A.S.; Sharma A.; Almujibah H.R.; Mohammed Metwally A.S.; Ullah M.
Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
2023
Chemosphere
334

10.1016/j.chemosphere.2023.138980
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85160291908&doi=10.1016%2fj.chemosphere.2023.138980&partnerID=40&md5=5a58675b40e7d1111e92ba04e5928bf6
The use of renewable fuels leads to reduction in the use of fossil fuels and environmental pollutants. In this study, the design and analysis of a CCPP based on the use of syngas produced from biomass is discussed. The studied system includes a gasifier system to produce syngas, an external combustion gas turbine and a steam cycle to recover waste heat from combustion gases. Design variables include syngas temperature, syngas moisture content, CPR, TIT, HRSG operating pressure, and PPTD. The effect of design variables on performance components such as power generation, exergy efficiency and total cost rate of the system is investigated. Also, through multi-objective optimization, the optimal design of the system is done. Finally, it is observed that at the final decisioned optimal point, the produced power is 13.4 MW, the exergy efficiency is 17.2%, and the TCR is 118.8 $/h. © 2023
Elsevier Ltd
456535
English
Article

author Hai T.; Alshahri A.H.; Mohammed A.S.; Sharma A.; Almujibah H.R.; Mohammed Metwally A.S.; Ullah M.
spellingShingle Hai T.; Alshahri A.H.; Mohammed A.S.; Sharma A.; Almujibah H.R.; Mohammed Metwally A.S.; Ullah M.
Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
author_facet Hai T.; Alshahri A.H.; Mohammed A.S.; Sharma A.; Almujibah H.R.; Mohammed Metwally A.S.; Ullah M.
author_sort Hai T.; Alshahri A.H.; Mohammed A.S.; Sharma A.; Almujibah H.R.; Mohammed Metwally A.S.; Ullah M.
title Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
title_short Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
title_full Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
title_fullStr Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
title_full_unstemmed Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
title_sort Performance assessment and multiobjective optimization of a biomass waste-fired gasification combined cycle for emission reduction
publishDate 2023
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description The use of renewable fuels leads to reduction in the use of fossil fuels and environmental pollutants. In this study, the design and analysis of a CCPP based on the use of syngas produced from biomass is discussed. The studied system includes a gasifier system to produce syngas, an external combustion gas turbine and a steam cycle to recover waste heat from combustion gases. Design variables include syngas temperature, syngas moisture content, CPR, TIT, HRSG operating pressure, and PPTD. The effect of design variables on performance components such as power generation, exergy efficiency and total cost rate of the system is investigated. Also, through multi-objective optimization, the optimal design of the system is done. Finally, it is observed that at the final decisioned optimal point, the produced power is 13.4 MW, the exergy efficiency is 17.2%, and the TCR is 118.8 $/h. © 2023
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