Study on Atomization Characteristics for Power Generation Application

The world is dependent on two common basic needs which is electricity and water supply. Thus, power generation is the pulse of a country's econmony. However, most of today's power is generated from fossil fuel which is non sustainable. This research aims to study the feasibility of biodies...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Earth and environmental science 2013-01, Vol.16 (1), p.12016-4
Main Authors: Anwar, Z M, Tan, E S, Adnan, R, Idris, Mohd Azree
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Atomization
Atomizing
Biodiesel
Biodiesel fuels
Biofuels
Blends
Chemical properties
Diesel fuels
Feasibility studies
Fossil fuels
Fuel oils
Fuels
Gas turbines
Mathematical analysis
Palm oil
Penetration
Sauter mean diameter
Sprayers
Sprays
Transesterification
Water supply
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description The world is dependent on two common basic needs which is electricity and water supply. Thus, power generation is the pulse of a country's econmony. However, most of today's power is generated from fossil fuel which is non sustainable. This research aims to study the feasibility of biodiesel to substitute diesel fuel for gas turbine application. The objective is to investigate the atomization characteristics using various blend of biodiesel derived from transesterification of palm oil. There are five types of fuels tested which are pure Diesel, B20, B50, B80 and B100 which were experimentally tested in a spray atomizer to evaluate the relationship of the of the fuel blend ratio with atomization characteristics such as spray cone angle, spray tip penetration and Sauter Mean Diameter. Besides that, fuel chemical properties testing were conducted to ensure the fuel chemical properties for tested fuel meet the standard requirements for gas turbine fuel oil. Result shows that the higher blend of biodiesel will give larger SMD, longer spray tip penetration, and a smaller spray cone angle. The SMD was calculated based on a general equation. Meanwhile, spray angle and spray tip was obtained from photos captured and anlayzed using software.
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Biofuels
Blends
Chemical properties
Diesel fuels
Feasibility studies
Fossil fuels
Fuel oils
Fuels
Gas turbines
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Palm oil
Penetration
Sauter mean diameter
Sprayers
Sprays
Transesterification
Water supply
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