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| Fuels of Power Plants |
The options of power plants fuel should be considered based on energy resources, policy factors, fuel prices and power plants applications in the user's local. Gas is environmental and heavy fuel oil is economic. The fuel of our power plants range from natural gas to liquid biofuels, not only gas but also fuel oil. The power plant can use not only single fuel but also dual fuel, not only high calorific value fuel but also low calorific value fuel, even perhydrous gas. The diversity of fuel, the flexibility of dual fuel, provide you with a wide choice.
Fuel refers to any substance that can be burnt to produce heat or power. It mainly contains carbon or hydrocarbons. Classification of fuels: 1. According to the form of fuels, they can be classified as liquid fuel, gas fuel and solid fuel; 2. According to the source type of fuels, they can be classified as fossil fuel, biofuel and nuclear fuel, wherein the biofuels include liquid biofuel and gas biofuel, and the biofuels is renewable energy.
The power plant can use fossil fuels (such as fossil oil, natural gas, and coal, etc.) or renewable energy sources (such as water, wind, solar energy, and biomass energy, etc.). In short, it is economical and environmentally friendly to choose fuels or energy forms that are easy to get and suitable for you.
The fuel of our power plant include: Liquid fuels, Gaseous fuels, and Liquid gas fuels.
● Liquid fuels (Fuel Oil): Light diesel oil, Heavy fuel oil, Crude oil, Liquid biofuels, and Tyre pyrolysis oil, etc.
● Gaseous fuels (Gas): Natural gas(including unconventional natural gas, such as oilfield associated gas, colliery gas, and shale gas, etc.), Gaseous biofuels (such as biomass gas and biogas, etc.), Coal gasification(such as producer gas, water gas, and semi-water gas, etc.), and Industrial Tail Gas (such as coke oven gas, semi-coke gas, and converter gas, etc.).
● Liquid gas fuels: LPG, DME, Methanol, and Ethanol, etc.
● Dual Fuel: Our dual fuel engines run on both natural gas and liquid fuels.
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Liquid Fuels |
The Liquid fuel of our power plant include: Light fuel oil (such as diesel or gasoline), Heavy fuel oil, Crude oil, Liquid biofuels, and Tire pyrolysis oil, etc.
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Gaseous Fuels |
The gaseous fuel of our power plant include: Natural gas(including unconventional natural gas, such as oilfield associated gas, colliery gas, and shale gas, etc.), Gaseous biofuels, Coal gasification, and Industrial tail gas(such as coke oven gas, semi-coke gas, and converter gas, etc.).
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Dual Fuels |
Dual fuel engines run on both natural gas and liquid fuels. This technology makes it possible to utilise the economic and environmental superiority of gas fuel, although its conditions for use cannot (yet) be reliably ensured in the short term.
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