April 2012
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
10h 26m
English
G. Richards, National Energy Technology Laboratory, USA
M. Williams, URS Corporation, USA
K. Casleton, National Energy Technology Laboratory, USA
This chapter presents a discussion of recent developments in oxy-fuel combustion systems for the creation of near-zero emission power plants to control CO2 emissions. Rather than oxy-fuel approaches for pulverized coal boilers, the focus in this review is on oxy-fuel turbine-based combined cycle systems. These power cycles seek to capitalize on the direct separation of CO2 from an oxy-fuel combustion product stream as a method to manage CO2 emissions during power generation. This review discusses some of the novel oxy-fuel ...
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