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Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine Project for Marquette Board of Light and Power
The completed study report recommended that MBLP install large dual-fuel reciprocating internal combustion engine (RICE) technology to provide highly efficient and reliable generation, as well as provide for a stable grid for future renewable energy expansion in the region. Continue reading
Posted in Energy & Industrial, Projects Tagged 17 MW Wärtsilä 18V50DF RICE, coal-fired, combustion, Dual fuel, engine, grid, internal, Marquette Board of Light and Power, Marquette Energy Center, MBLP, Michigan. Upper Peninsula, Natural Gas, oil, power plant, reciprocating, renewable energy, RICE, stable grid, transmission import, Wärtsilä Comments Off on Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine Project for Marquette Board of Light and Power
Paper: Heat Rate Improvements and Limitations Based on EPA’s Block Strategies
The installation of additional AQCS such as that required by regulations including BART, ELG, MATS, etc. will also increase the heat rate of units compared to its heat rate prior to installation due to the use of auxiliary power. Continue reading
Posted in Papers & Articles, Publications for Download, Whitepaper Tagged 250 MW, 850 MW, building block 1 (BB1), Clean Coal Plan, coal-fired, coal-fired power plants, electric cooperative utilities, Emily J. Kunkel, EPA, HRI, Michael J. Casper, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, NGCC, NRECA, Rae E. Cronmiller, Rajendra Gaikwad, range of heat rate improvements from 415 to 1205 Btus per kWh, turbine, William A. Rosenquist Comments Off on Paper: Heat Rate Improvements and Limitations Based on EPA’s Block Strategies
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