Autothermal Reformation for Hydrogen
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2 years 7 months ago #358
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What are the modelling implications of ATR vs SMR for hydrogen production? There are two possible chemical reactions that can occur for ATR (with steam and w/o steam), what would one have to do to ensure accurate modelling of an ATR system using GHGenius?
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What are the modelling implications of ATR vs SMR for hydrogen production? There are two possible chemical reactions that can occur for ATR (with steam and w/o steam), what would one have to do to ensure accurate modelling of an ATR system using GHGenius?
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2 years 7 months ago #359
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Since there is no carbon in the product it must all end up as CO2 from the system. So as long as all of the inputs to the system are included, NG, power, O2, steam (as NG) and the outputs of the system are included in the modelling there shouldn't be any issues.
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2 years 7 months ago - 2 years 7 months ago #361
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Thank you for your response. Another question that has come up, when modelling for the transportation distance of the natural gas to the SMR or ATR plant, which cells must be adjusted to assign this distance into the model? There are feedstock transportation inputs for Coal -> H2, but not for NG -> to H2.
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2 years 7 months ago #362
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The pathway is set up for the average natural gas transmission distance for the region that the model is set to. That distance can be found in cell BA326 on the Natural Gas supply sheet, if you are modelling Canada.
If you want to change that for hydrogen I would suggest that you go to the energy use sheet and multiple the value in CM11 by the fraction of the distance that you want to use divided by the distance for that region.
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If you want to change that for hydrogen I would suggest that you go to the energy use sheet and multiple the value in CM11 by the fraction of the distance that you want to use divided by the distance for that region.
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2 years 6 months ago - 2 years 6 months ago #363
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Hello,
Thanks for the previous responses.
A few more questions have cropped up:
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Thanks for the previous responses.
A few more questions have cropped up:
- I've reviewed other posts about sequestration. I was wondering what the cells P22-26 specify on the Sequestration Sheet? I've black boxed the entire system (SMR+CCUS+Liquefaction) and input the total natural gas and electricity inputs in the Alternative Fuel Production section of the Input page. Do P22-26 need to be filled, or can they be zeroed?
- How can one specify the fuel type used for transportation of finished fuels (in this case hydrogen)?
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2 years 6 months ago #364
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If you have accounted for the energy use for sequestration in the process inputs then you don't need to do that on the Sequestration Sheet.
Unfortunately there is no easy way to change the fuel used for transportation in the model.
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Unfortunately there is no easy way to change the fuel used for transportation in the model.
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2 years 6 months ago #365
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Thank you for the response.
Does the point on sequestration duties also apply to liquefaction if it occurs at the production facility? Is the electricity duty of liquefaction calculated using factors by the model on the backend, thus double counting emissions if the inputed duty on the "input" sheet includes the liquefaction electricity demand?
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Does the point on sequestration duties also apply to liquefaction if it occurs at the production facility? Is the electricity duty of liquefaction calculated using factors by the model on the backend, thus double counting emissions if the inputed duty on the "input" sheet includes the liquefaction electricity demand?
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2 years 6 months ago #367
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Yes, the electricity for liquefaction should only be counted once.
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