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2025
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K. Bosch, Kamel Hooman
The aim of this study is to quantify and utilize waste heat from wind-farm-powered water electrolysers and ammonia cracking. The port of Rotterdam, as a case study, has been analyzed where the transport of 4.6 Mt hydrogen and water electrolysis, powered by …
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2016
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R. Bardolf, K. Bosch, Reinhard Rauch, Hermann Hofbauer
By-products of biomass steam gasification are tar and water in the product gas. They can be removed by a cold biodiesel scrubber. Re-using the water phase for steam generation avoids wastewater, but a clean and oilfree condensate phase is required for correct …
2015
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Michael Kraussler, Matthias Binder, S. Fail, K. Bosch et autres
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2015
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Stephan Kraft, Matthias Kuba, F. Kirnbauer, K. Bosch et autres
An efficient utilization of biomass fuels in CHP plants is often limited by the melting behavior of the biomass ash which causes unplanned shutdowns of the plants. If temperatures exceed the ash melting temperature deposits can affect the operation negatively: The deposits …
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2015
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Michael Kraussler, Matthias Binder, S. Fail, K. Bosch et autres
In this present paper, the performance of a commercial Fe/Cr based catalyst for the water gas shift reaction was investigated. The catalyst was applied in a water gas shift pilot plant which processed product gas from a commercial biomass steam gasification plant …
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2012
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J. Kotik, Reinhard Rauch, Hermann Hofbauer, K. Bosch et autres
In times of heavily fluctuating biomass prices for energy conversion/production, it is of utmost importance to secure and stabilize a continuously high load operation of decentralised CHP plants based on solid biomass such as wood chips from forestry. The 8.5 MWth CHP …
2006
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K. Bosch, Nico Woudstra, K. V. van der Nat
In conventional gas turbine systems combustion results in high exergy losses (∼30%) of fuel exergy input. Replacing the combustor with a high temperature fuel cell, like the Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC), will significantly reduce these exergy losses. As the SOFC electrochemically …
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2003
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Silvan Kaiser, G. Löffler, K. Bosch, Hermann Hofbauer
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2003
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G. Löffler, Silvan Kaiser, K. Bosch, Hermann Hofbauer
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1975
other
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K. Bosch