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DOE Hybrid Systems Program
DOE Fossil Energy Fuel Cell Turbine
Hybrid Research
2003 Fuel Cell Seminar
November 3-7, 2003,
Miami Beach, Florida
Richard Dennis
Norm Holcombe
Mark Williams
National Energy Technology Laboratory
www.netl.doe.gov
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Presentation Outline
Why Fuel Cell Turbine hybrids
Road Map for Fuel Cell Turbine Hybrids
Technical issues for Fuel Cell Turbine
Hybrids
DOE FE NETL Hybrid Related Projects
Conclusions
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Why Fuel Cell Turbine Hybrids
Offers extremely high efficiency compared to
other fossil fueled systems
Ultra low emissions without additional cleanup
Scaleable
Fuel flexible
Adaptable to gasification technologies
Can provide the power island for DOE FE
advanced coal based power systems
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Hybrids have Multiple Applications
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Hybrid Efficiency Leads to Low Emissions
Hybrid
SO 2
Fuel Cell
NO x
Combined-Cycle Gas Turbine
Microturbine
“Clear Skies” Plant (2018)
U.S. Fossil Fuel Plant (2000)
0
2
4
6
8
10
Emissions (lb/MWh)
Hybrid
CO 2
Fuel Cell
Combined-Cycle Gas Turbine
Microturbine
U.S. Fossil Fuel Plant (2000)
0
500
1000
1500
2000
Emissions (lb/MWh) Plant Estimates: D. Smith, NETL
Hybrid Estimates: L. Berkshire, NETL
Other Technology Estimates: S. O’Brien, UTC Fuel Cells
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