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    Scholars Journal of Engineering and Technology | Volume-3 | Issue-04
        Modelling natural gas pressure reducing stations for power generation using expansion turbines
        Ali Ebrahimi, Hossein Ahmadi Danesh
        
            Published:  April 21, 2015 | 
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        DOI:  10.36347/sjet
        Pages:  383-389
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        Abstract
        Natural gas has a high pressure before consumption in industries and cities. This pressure is reduced using
relief valves in urban gas pressure reducing stations. Pressure drop results in great energy loss and accordingly stations
are able to generate power. If we could install an expansion turbine parallel with the station and to move an axis, we
could gain electricity from axial work. In this paper, first urban gas pressure reducing stations are modelled using
HYSYS Software. After installation of an expansion turbine in the direction of station, productivity of the station is
investigated, followed by examination of temperature, pressure, and productivity in the station and their results.
    

