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Gases, Volume 1, Issue 4

2021 December - 2 articles

Cover Story: Efforts to decarbonise heating in both the industrial and residential sector will impact demand and flow rates in the natural gas network. Through a sequential investigation of increasing energy efficiency and transitioning to zero carbon fuels, an investigation is carried out into the changing nature of gas demand in the Irish gas network. View this paper.

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Evaluation of Heat Decarbonization Strategies and Their Impact on the Irish Gas Network

Aruna Chandrasekar and
Eoin Syron

Gases2021, 1(4), 180-198;https://doi.org/10.3390/gases1040014

17 December 2021

Decarbonization of the heating sector is essential to meet the ambitious goals of the Paris Climate Agreement for 2050. However, poorly insulated buildings and industrial processes with high and intermittent heating demand will still require traditio...

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An Investigation into the Volumetric Flow Rate Requirement of Hydrogen Transportation in Existing Natural Gas Pipelines and Its Safety Implications

Abubakar Jibrin Abbas,
Hossein Hassani,
Martin Burby and
Idoko Job John

Gases2021, 1(4), 156-179;https://doi.org/10.3390/gases1040013

21 October 2021

As an alternative to the construction of new infrastructure, repurposing existing natural gas pipelines for hydrogen transportation has been identified as a low-cost strategy for substituting natural gas with hydrogen in the wake of the energy transi...

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