Exergy Analysis and Performance Analysis on Oxygen-Hydrogen Combustion Power Generation System
酸素水素燃焼発電サイクルのエクセルギー解析および性能解析

Kotaro Takehana, Ken Okazaki, Tomohiro Nozaki
2021 Journal of Japan Society of Energy and Resources  
This paper presents thermodynamic analysis and exergy analysis in oxy-hydrogen cycle compared to gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) with H2/Air combustion and GTCC with LNG/Air combustion, using thermal efficiency analysis software (EnergyWin®). First, the thermal efficiency for oxy-hydrogen cycle was clarified as functions of gas turbine inlet temperature and pressure. The overall thermal efficiency (LHV basis) of oxy-hydrogen cycle resulted in 2-11% points higher than that of GTCC with H2 or
more » ... G. Exergy loss for combustor, which decreases by 2-4% points, is the most improved. One of the reasons is that setting up higher pressure ratio of compressor for oxy-hydrogen cycle enables to adapt to higher combustor inlet temperature. It indicates oxy-hydrogen cycle can achieve high thermal efficiency. On the other hand, the application limit of state quantity such as compressor outlet temperature for oxy-hydrogen cycle, because of the strict condition with current thermal power plant technology, was also clarified. The effect of high pressure turbine (called steam turbine 1 in this paper) inlet pressure is analyzed for oxy-hydrogen cycle. Furthermore, net thermal efficiency of oxy-hydrogen cycle considering oxygen production is also estimated to clarify its performance.
doi:10.24778/jjser.42.5_325 fatcat:u32xbj5ov5hi7gi7smvb766xgu