Impact of Alternate Fuels on Stationary Gas Turbine Operations and Siting
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An analysis of gas turbine ambient air quality impact is presented, from the standpoint of the acceptability of alternate fuels having higher sulfur content and possibly higher particulate emissions. Various plume rise formulas are compared, and formulas are given for maximum ground level concentrations for both short term (1 to 3 hr) and intermediate (3 to 24 hr) periods. The results show that the U.S. Federal Air quality standards may allow large gas turbine complexes (∼500 mw) burning up to 1% sulfur fuel, for example. Taking advantage of this capability could increase the supply of lower sulfur fuels for home heating and/or transportation use.
1972 ◽
Vol 30
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pp. 364-365
2016 ◽
pp. 1-18
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