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Oil Thermal

March 12th, 2009 Posted in energy sources, fossil fuels and energy, oil and gas thermal, power generation

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Oil Thermal Energy

“Rock oil” was discovered in Pennsylvania in 1859 by a man drilling for water

Crude oil accounts for 40% of energy use worldwide: 3% of power comes from oil, 16% from natural gas.

High energy density, 43 MJ/kg (18,600 Btu/lb), and relatively clean burning, versatile.

Topics – Oil Thermal

Oil & Gas Resource: Origin, Reserves, Extraction Rate, Life Time
Properties of Liquid Fuels, Fuel Oils and Natural Gas
Basic Principle of Oil-Gas Thermal Plant
Ideal and Modified Rankine (Steam) Cycle Efficiency, Heat Rates
Oil-Gas Burners (Circular, S-type, Reduced NOx)
Reducing NOx Emissions (FGR, LEA, 2-stage air, Re-burning)
Emissions from Power Plants
Pollution Control Technologies used in Power Generation
Cost of Power Generation (Capital, O&M, Levelized)
Oil-Thermal and Diesel Plants in the Philippines
Environmental Impact & Risks

Price: 24 USD

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