CCS Benchmark Refresh - Phase A Report
Abstract:
The ETI engaged Foster Wheeler to execute its CCS Benchmark Refresh Project. The main purpose of this further study work is to provide additional benchmarking and performance analysis of next generation carbon capture technologies for combined cycle gas turbines (CCGTs) building upon those evaluated and reported in previous phases of CCS study work that Foster Wheeler had executed with ETI. This Phase A Report includes:
- An assessment of materially significant changes from the previous CCGT benchmark, together with documentation of the assumptions used in development of the new benchmark;
- An assessment of appropriate EGR rates fulfilling the above criteria appropriate exhaust gas recycle (EGR) rates which could potentially be used in CCGTs with CCS;
- Presentation of the technical and economic performance and deliverables for each of the benchmark cases
Publication Year:
2014
Publisher:
ETI
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Ferguson, S., Ray, R. and Abbott, T.
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English
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