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Analysis of methane as energy fuel – operational issues

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2023

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CAD in machinery design : implementation and educational issues : XXIX International Polish-Ukrainian Conference
(Wydawnictwa AGH, 2023) Banaś, Marian; Pytel, Krzysztof; Lobur, Mykhaylo; Zdobytskyi, Andriy
The CADMD conference series started in Warsaw in 1994 and has been organized annually since then in Poland and Ukraine. The XXIX CADMD 2021 conference took place in Krakow. A short history of the conference can be found on its website: http://cadmd.lpnu.ua/. The aim of the conference is to exchange experiences between scientists of Ukraine and Poland and their young and promising colleagues in modern information technology, the development of CAD in mechanics, teaching methods and the implementation of automated systems in the educational process, and establishing closer ties between researchers. The main topics of discussion are as follows: automated design systems; robotics, mechatronics, and automation; process management, identification, modeling, and modeling of processes and systems; energy systems and environmental protection facilities – microelectromechanical systems; 3D scanning, printing, and augmented and virtual reality; engineering education.

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pp. 23-29

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power systems, environmental protection facilities, process control, computer applications in engineering

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Issues that are related to the operation of cogeneration generators that are powered by gas engines that use mine gas as a fuel are presented. Gas engines are increasingly being used to drive electric generators; in such an application, gas is used as a fuel, whether it is mine gas, coke oven gas, septic tank gas, or mains natural gas. In an area where coal is mined, mine gas is commonly used as a fuel to power combined heat and power (CHP) generators. The use of mine gas as a fuel is highly desirable – both for environmental and economic reasons. The benefits and difficulties of using this gas as a fuel are presented.

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