Zusammenfassung
Gasturbinen werden bis heute noch fast ausschließlich zur Verstromung von Erdgas oder Heizöl eingesetzt. Die Vorschaltung einer Vergasungsanlage ermöglicht auch die Nutzung von festen oder flüssigen Brennstoffen wie Kohle oder Raffinerierückständen, die sonst nicht direkt in einer Gasturbine bzw. GuD-Anlagemit hohem Wirkungsgrad umgesetzt werden könnten. Diese Kopplung aus Vergasungsanlage mit nachgeschalteter Gasreinigung und anschließender Nutzung des gereinigten Synthesegases (Syngas) in einer GuD-Anlage wird als IGCC-Kraftwerk (IGCC = Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle) bezeichnet.
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Heilos, A., Hellat, J., Huth, M., Karg, J. (2019). Vergasung fester und flüssiger Brennstoffe. In: Lechner, C., Seume, J. (eds) Stationäre Gasturbinen. VDI-Buch. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56134-8_12
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