Yanmar and Daigas Energy demonstrate gas engine cogeneration system with 30% hydrogen blend
Published by Poppy Clements,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
The test was conducted using an EP400G cogeneration unit, installed at the cogeneration test site in Daigas Energy's Carbon Neutral Research Hub ANNEX Torishima site, and hydrogen supply equipment built by Daigas Energy. It was confirmed that even when 30% hydrogen by volume is blended into the fuel, the system can operate with the same rated power output and power generation efficiency as when operating with municipal gas alone. Based on the results of the test, Yanmar and Daigas Energy will continue to work on further improving cogeneration systems using hydrogen fuel and other technologies, with the aim of commercialising hydrogen-blended cogeneration systems.
Both Daigas Energy and Yanmar are working towards a carbon-neutral society under their respective 'Daigas Group Carbon Neutral Vision', and 'YANMAR GREEN CHALLENGE 2050' visions. Both companies will continue to develop technologies and services that leverage their strengths and contribute to the realisation of a sustainable society.
This demonstration test was conducted using the EP400G cogeneration system manufactured by Yanmar ES, which is already on the market for municipal gas use, and hydrogen supply equipment designed by Daigas Energy. The test using hydrogen blend fuel showed that stable operation with low NOX emissions, comparable to municipal gas operation, is achievable by simply retrofitting the EP400G with additional hydrogen supply equipment.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/09072024/yanmar-and-daigas-energy-demonstrate-gas-engine-cogeneration-system-with-30-hydrogen-blend/
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