Experimental investigation of bluff body geometry effects on nitrogen oxides emissions from Cambridge stratified burner by Morteza Nahvi, Kiumars Mazaheri, Mohammad Zabetian Targhi, Fatemeh Eskandari

“…Abstract In this study, a series of experiments are done to analyze the effect of bluff body geometry on the NOx reduction of a natural gas-air stratified swirl burner. The stratified burner of Cambridge University is chosen to study the mentioned geometrical effect, and the geometry modification of bluff body is used as a simple method for NOx reduction, which can be easily applied to the systems using these burners, including gas turbines. …”
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Feature Engineering to Embed Process Knowledge: Analyzing the Energy Efficiency of Electric Arc Furnace Steelmaking by Quantum Zhuo, Mansour N. Al-Harbi, Petrus C. Pistorius

“…In previous work, inputs such as the proportion of DRI, fluxes, natural gas, and oxygen were linearly correlated with the specific electricity consumption. …”
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Research on spatial carving method of glutenite reservoir based on opacity voxel imaging by Hu Zhao, Zhong-wei Zhang, Hong-wei Yang, Guo-hua Wei

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Impact of Na+ and Ca2+ Cations on the Adsorption of H2S on Binder-Free LTA Zeolites by Annika Starke, Christoph Pasel, Christian Bläker, Tobias Eckardt, Jens Zimmermann, Dieter Bathen

“…Hydrogen sulfide is removed from natural gas via adsorption on zeolites. The process operates very effectively, but there is still potential for improvement. …”
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TO THE SUBJECT OF DEVELOPMENT OF POWER SUPPLY PROCESS FOR INDUSTRIAL HEAT TECHNOLOGIES AND HEAT SUPPLY SYSTEMS IN BELARUS by B. M. Khrоustalev, V. N. Romaniuk, V. A. Sednin, A. A. Bobich, D. B. Muslina, T. V. Bubyr

“…It is shown, that for Belarus the first place in energy saving measures takes the efficiency improvement of natural gas consumption, what allows reducing the investment and saving energy resources.The possibility of usage of waste energy flows of medium-and low-temperature from industrial and municipal enterprises are discussed. …”
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Geochemistry of Formation Water and Implications for Ultradeep Tight Sandstone of DK Gas Field in Kuqa Depression by Xiaobo Guo, Libin Zhao, Wei Han, Longfei Zhou, Zhilong Huang, Xiongwei Sun, Xuejun Yang, Tonghui Zhang, Chenglin Zhang

“…The Sr, H, and O isotopes reveal that the different types of formation water have good homology and are not affected by atmospheric precipitation, which is propitious to the preservation of natural gas.…”
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Experimental Study on Gas–Water Relative Permeability Characteristics of Tight Sandstone Reservoir in Ordos Basin by Xiaoxia Ren, Aifen Li, Asadullah Memon

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A Platform For Solar Energy An Alternative Source For Kabale District at Kabale University. by Amanya, Devis

“…The sun is directly or indirectly at the origin for nearly all the energy resources on Earth, such as fossil fuels (coal. natural gas, and oil), hydro (global water circulation is due to the sun), wind, waves, biomass, etc. …”
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Research on Seepage Characteristics of Y-Shaped Fractures under Different Fracture Roughness by Ruifeng Tang, Jing Xie, Shouning Xue, Zhilong Zhang, Junjun Liu, Bengao Yang

“…Fractures are widely distributed in coal, and studying the seepage characteristics of fluids in fractures is of great significance for unconventional natural gas extraction and prevention of gas disasters. …”
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Enhancing Pipeline Reliability Analysis through Machine Learning: A Focus on Corrosion and Fluid Hammer Effects by Ajinkya Zalkikar, Bimal Nepal, Mani Venkata Rakesh Mutyala, Anika Varshney, Lianne Dsouza, Hazlina Husin, Om Prakash Yadav

“…Natural gas, known for its cleanliness and cost-effectiveness, is transported across vast distances through pipelines. …”
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Potential Application of Green Composites for Cross Arm Component in Transmission Tower: A Brief Review by M. R. M. Asyraf, M. R. Ishak, S. M. Sapuan, N. Yidris, R. A. Ilyas, M. Rafidah, M. R. Razman

“…Recently, advanced technologies exploit materials from nonrenewable resources such as petroleum, natural gas, metal ores, and minerals. Since the depletion of these resources and environmental issues, it has brought attention to researchers to progress in the development of biodegradable materials from green composites. …”
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Carbon footprint of the energy sector by Leysan R. Gainullina, Aidar R. Fasykhov, Nail F. Timerbaev, Victoria R. Ibragimova

“…The energy sector (77.9%) makes a significant contribution to these changes. Russia, has natural gas, oil and coal as a source of energy production, while the issue of using low-carbon resource base, application of new technologies of carbon capture and utilization, use of renewable energy sources remains relevant. …”
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The influence of diagenesis on the quality of tight sandstone reservoirs in Longdong, Ordos Basin by Gaixia Cui, Shouyu Xu, Qinlian Wei, Yimeng Yang, Jin Hu, Tuoping He

“…Abstract The Longdong region is a recently discovered area for exploring natural gas in the Upper Paleozoic era within the Ordos Basin. …”
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The role of natural resource rent, economic sustainability, and renewable energy consumption on greenhouse gas emissions: an asymmetric analysis by Fei Shang, Rulia Akhtar, Muhammad Mehedi Masud, Sarah Salahuddin

“…There is also a positive change in natural gas, and coral rent has significant negative effects on TGS emissions in the long run. …”
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CO₂/CH₄ and CO₂/CO Selective Pebax-1657 Based Composite Hollow Fiber Membranes Prepared by a Novel Dip-Coating Technique by Dionysios S. Karousos, George V. Theodorakopoulos, Francesco Chiesa, Stéphan Barbe, Mirtat Bouroushian, Evangelos P. Favvas

“…Overall, this study introduces a novel approach for scaling up the fabrication of HF membranes and provides valuable insights into their application in CO₂ separation technologies, offering the potential for advancements in areas such as natural gas processing and carbon capture from CO-containing streams.…”
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Assessment of Thermodynamic Efficiency of the Belarusian Energy System. Part 1 by V. N. Romaniuk, A. A. Bobich, T. V. Ryzhova, T. V. Bubyr, V. V. Yanchuk, Y. S. Yatsukhna

“…The conclusion is made that further reconstruction of energy sources of the power system in order to reduce the relative weight of natural gas in the incoming part of the energy balance to 50 % is expedient. …”
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Fracture Modeling of Deep Tight Sandstone Fault-Fracture Reservoir Based on Geological Model and Seismic Attributes: A Case Study on Xu 2 Member in Western Sichuan Depression, Sich... by Jitong Li, Junlong Liu, Hongde Chen, Jianhua He, Ruyue Wang, Xupeng Shao, Xin Fang

“…With significant geological reserves and high resource abundance, the Xujiahe Formation in the Western Sichuan Depression is considered a key target for natural gas exploration and development in continental clastic rocks within the Sichuan Basin. …”
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Generalization of scientific and institutional prerequisites for risk management of technological integration by A. E. Miller, L. M. Davidenko

“…As a positive vector, the development and implementation of innovations that improve environmental safety, as well as new technologies for the production of pure hydrogen from natural gas and recycling processes are shown. The conducted research allowed us to identify the scientific and institutional prerequisites for managing the risks of technological integration and to link them with risk management tools…”
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Investigation method of borehole collapse with the multi-field coupled model during drilling in clayey silt hydrate reservoirs by Qingchao Li, Yuanfang Cheng, Qiang Li, Fuling Wang, Chuang Zhang, Chuanliang Yan

“…The global reserves of natural gas hydrates are extremely abundant, which is attracting more and more scientists’ attention. …”
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Nontraditional Use of Biomass at Certified Forest Management Units: Forest Biomass for Energy Production and Carbon Emissions Reduction in Indonesia by Asep S. Suntana, Kristiina A. Vogt, Eric C. Turnblom, Daniel J. Vogt, Ravindra S. Upadhye

“…The net carbon emissions avoided could vary from 323 to 8,503 Mg when biomethanol was substituted for the natural gas methanol in fuel cells and from 294 to 7,730 Mg when it was used as a gasoline substitute.…”
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