Hydrogen in Natural Gas
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Increasing the use of renewable energy requires new approaches to energy storage and energy transport. One of these approaches is to store and transport hydrogen in natural gas pipeline networks. Blending hydrogen into the existing natural gas pipeline network appears to be a strategy for storing and delivering renewable energy to markets. Adding Hydrogen to the natural gas requires considerations regarding combustion systems, as well as the impact on compressors and pipeline hydraulics.
Further, the impact of hydrogen addition on pipeline hydraulics and compressor operating are considered. The transport efficiency of the pipeline, safety aspects, and in particular questions about the capability of existing and new infrastructure to use natural gas – hydrogen mixtures as fuel are addressed in this paper.
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