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Low-carbon operation of thermal power cycles: present status and future perspectives in propulsion and power-generation applications
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7 December 2021
13.00 - 13.30
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Description
The webinar will suggest a rationale for the further development of state-of-the-art thermal power cycles (i.e. reciprocating engines and gas turbines) towards a low-carbon future.
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An overview is provided about the present status for some of the most advanced technologies able to ensure low-carbon operation and minimal emissions of atmospheric pollutants, together with a perspective about remaining challenges.
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Shall shipping of CO2 move toward low-pressure shipping?
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8 December 2021
13.00 - 14.00
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Description
Pipeline has historically been the preferred means to transport CO2 due to its low cost for short distances and opportunities for economies of scale.
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However, interest in vessel-based transport of CO2 is growing. While most of the literature has assumed that CO2 shipping would take place at low pressure (at 7 barg and −46 °C), CCS chains based on ship transport are moving towards implementation of transport at around 15 barg pressure and temperature of −30 °C based on experience from the transport of food-grade CO2.
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This webinar will discuss the cost-saving potential of moving toward low-pressure shipping, as well as some of the challenges that must be addressed to ensure safe and reliable operation at these conditions.
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Amy Brunsvold, NCCS Centre Manager
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