CHEN Gongda, FU Shiwan, CAI Xiuxia, et al. Carbon emission uncertainty assessment by CEMS in gas-fired power plants[J]. Thermal power generation, 2025, 54(1): 145-152.
CHEN Gongda, FU Shiwan, CAI Xiuxia, et al. Carbon emission uncertainty assessment by CEMS in gas-fired power plants[J]. Thermal power generation, 2025, 54(1): 145-152. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.202404127.
The stable operation of carbon market depends on the accuracy of carbon emission data
and the data quality of continuous emission monitoring system(CEMS)
as an adjunct to the accounting method
still needs to be improved. Uncertainty assessment is an important part of the construction of CEMS and data quality control.To assess and improve the data quality of CEMS
the uncertainty assessment of the carbon emission online monitoring data of an F-class gas unit was carried out. The results show that
the extended uncertainty of carbon emissions is 4.838%~5.012%(k=2)
and the main source of uncertainty is the flow rate measurement
in which the velocity field coefficient detection is the main reason for the high uncertainty in the flow rate measurement
and the operating load does not have a more obvious effect on the results. Therefore
improving the accuracy of flow rate and concentration measurement instruments or conducting regular calibration tests can effectively reduce the uncertainty and improve data quality.