MethaNull means less CO2
The project MethaNull II comes to an end when the conference in Paris, the COP21 starts. The quantitative results will be published in June 2016. One thing must be known: our technology allows to extract more heat from a given amount of fuel compared to conventional. Or it is possible to generate the required amount of energy and save fuel, hence produce less CO2 with our technology. Combustion technologies can be improved - and we did it. This is important.
Inside CBOne
This short reportage was shot for the Final of the Fast Forward Award 2014.
(in German)
ASME Turbo Expo 2017: Make Combustion Great Again!!!!
We are honoured to be part of the renowned ASME Turbo Expo 2017. This year's ASME conference will be held from June 26 - 30 in Charlotte, North Carolina. CBOne will present its latest research about a novel probe concept for advanced combustion monitoring and about a method for the improvement of impaired combustion conditions at off-design operation points.
For more information about the articles & presentations click on the references below
- Kraft, G. E., Giuliani, F., Pfefferkorn, L., Paulitsch, N., and Andracher, L., 2017.
Heat resistant probe combining optic and acoustic sensors for advanced combustion monitoring including detection of flame instabilities.
In Proceedings of ASME Turbo Expo, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
GT2017-63626: Download the presentation
- Giuliani, F., Pfefferkorn, L., and Kraft, G. E., 2017.
Improvement of impaired combustion conditions at some off-design operation by driving a precisely controlled modulation of the burner air feed.
In Proceedings of ASME Turbo Expo, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
GT2017-64429: Download the presentation
- We made the Headlines! Read the press article at ORF.at (German)
- Further information regarding the ASME Turbo Expo 2017 can be found here
Charlotte likes it hot !!!
For the improvement of impaired combustion conditions a robust acoustic driver (called siren) is used, being able to perform well and last long in an industrial environment. The previous figure suggests how the siren could be implemented on a real power gas turbine.
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Combustion Bay One is an engineering office specialised in advanced combustion management, situated in Graz, Austria.
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The name Combustion Bay One highlights the idea of experimental facilities towards a better combustion. In short CBOne.
Research and Development is our key asset at CBOne. Some call it the Combustion Engineering. Some clients call it our Magic. We name it our job.
See also
GTI2016: Filling in the missing link on combustion monitoring between laboratory and real gas turbine
Meggitt Sensing Systems and Combustion Bay One work together on monitoring of combustion dynamics in gas turbines. The latest progress will be presented at the conference GTI2016 in Berlin (presentation no. 026). This presentation focuses on the latest efforts made to automate the recording and documentation of even small changes of the burner operation conditions, and correlate these to the dynamic measurements.
Key elements of the combined static-dynamic synchronous acquisition (click to download the presentation)
Synchronous capture of GT combustor operating conditions and main combustion dynamics parameters combining quasi-static and fast-response measurements in a well-documented and compact manner L. Pfefferkorn*, C. Wieland*, F. Giuliani*, H. Reiss† *CBOne, Austria †Meggitt Sensing Systems, SwitzerlandDate and location: GTI2016, Berlin, Thursday 29th September 2016 at 11:30
The focus is put on the precise combustion control using CBOne's burner test rig and methods, and detailed description of the latter using MSS' measurement chain including fast-pressure sensors and accelerometers, as well as associated data acquisition systems.
