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…pollution, mainly NO, is formed during combustion of fuels, when temperatures exceed 1,200ºC, and nitrogen gas in the air can oxidize. This matters as NOx gases are precursors to PM2.5…
This data-file aggregates information into the strength, temperature resistance, rigidity, costs and CO2 intensities of important structural metals and materials. It shows why nickel-based super-alloys are used in gas turbines…
…the different CO2 intensities or energy intensities of different companies. The best example is looking at acreage position by position in the US oil and gas industry, refiners, gas pipelines,…
…different merits and challenges. ATR looks excellent for clean ammonia. While the IRA creates CCS upside for today’s SMR incumbents, across industrial gases, refining and chemicals. $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to…
…equivalent to 1,000 kJ or 0.278 kWh. For more conversions – including into tons of coal, mcf of gas, bbls of oil or alternatives such as mmbtu – please see…
…number of micro-states available to the system (for more, see our overview of thermodynamics). The Boltzmann constant in gas equations? Universal gas laws? In an idealized gas, pressure (in Pascals)…
…re-release pure CO2, forming a CCS process. Potassium carbonate has been used at over 600 hundred natural gas sweetening plants historically, removing small quantities of acid gases from pressurized gas…
…thicker walls have higher capex costs, per our data-file into gas pipeline costs. The other key reason that CO2 purity matters for CCS is that if the gas stream has…
…Gas can be close to competitive. On an energy-equivalent basis, $3/mcf gas is 4x more economical than $3/gal diesel. However, the advantages are offset by higher vehicle costs, operational costs…
…our “TSE Technology Scores” for 300 technologies, used by the 25 oil and gas companies that we follow. The highest scores appear to be for technologies at Readiness Level Seven…