Process for the production of compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel and compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel by said process
Abstract
The invention provides a Fischer-Tropsch derived compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel which is interchangeably useable in compression ignition engines, gas turbines, and fuel cells, said fuel selected from a substantially C5 to C9 cut, a substantially C5 to C9 cut blended with a substantially C9 to C14 cut, a substantially C5 to C9 cut blended with a substantially C9 to C14 cut and a substantially C14 to C22 cut, and a substantially C5 to C9 cut blended with a substantially C14 to C22 cut. The invention extends to a process for preparing said fuel and the use of such a fuel in a CI engine, and HCCI engine, a turbine, and/or a fuel cell.
Claims
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13 . A compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel which is interchangeably useable in compression ignition engines, gas turbines, and fuel cells, said fuel comprising a substantially C5 to C9 hydroconverted cut blended with a substantially C9 to C14 hydroconverted cut, which cuts have the Fischer-Tropsch process as their origin, said blend having, an H:C molar ratio from 2.18 to 2.24.
14 . A compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel which is interchangeably useable in compression ignition engines, gas turbines, and fuel cells, said fuel comprising a substantially C5 to C9 hydroconverted cut blended with a substantially C9 to C14 hydroconverted cut and a substantially C14 to C22 hydroconverted cut, which cuts have the Fischer-Tropsch process as their origins said blend having an H:C ratio from 2.12 to 2.18.
15 . A compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel which is interchangeably useable in compression ignition engines, gas turbines, and fuel cells, said fuel comprising a substantially C5 to C9 hydroconverted cut blended with a substantially C14 to C22 hydroconverted cut, which cuts have the Fischer-Tropsch process as their origin, said blend having an H:C molar ratio from 2.13 to 2.19.
16 . A compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel as claimed in claim 13 , having an oxidation stability of equal or less than 0.2 mg/100 ml.
17 . A compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel as claimed in claim 14 , having an oxidation stability of equal or less than 0.2 mg/100 ml.
18 . A compression ignition engine, gas turbine, and fuel cell fuel as claimed in claim 15 , having an oxidation stability of equal or less than 0.2 mg/100 ml.
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