Vera Marcantonio

Dr. Vera Marcantonio

Marconi Univeristy of Rome
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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 April 2019 in Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
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VMVera Marcantonio
Vera Marcantonio
DMDanilo Monarca
Danilo Monarca
ACAndrea Colantoni
Andrea Colantoni
Massimo CecchiniMassimo Cecchini
Massimo Cecchini

1 April 2019 in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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VMVera Marcantonio
Vera Marcantonio
MFMarcello De Falco
Marcello De Falco
Mauro CapocelliMauro Capocelli
Mauro Capocelli
Enrico BocciEnrico Bocci
Enrico Bocci
Andrea ColantoniAndrea Colantoni
Andrea Colantoni
Mauro VillariniMauro Villarini
Mauro Villarini

1 February 2020 in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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VMVera Marcantonio
Vera Marcantonio
Enrico BocciEnrico Bocci
Enrico Bocci
JOJan Pieter Ouweltjes
Jan Pieter Ouweltjes
LZLuca Del Zotto
Luca Del Zotto
DMDanilo Monarca
Danilo Monarca

1 January 2022 in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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VMVera Marcantonio
Vera Marcantonio
LZLuca Del Zotto
Luca Del Zotto
JOJan Pieter Ouweltjes
Jan Pieter Ouweltjes
Enrico BocciEnrico Bocci
Enrico Bocci

1 February 2020 in Energy Conversion and Management
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RMRamin Moradi
Ramin Moradi
VMVera Marcantonio
Vera Marcantonio
Luca CioccolantiLuca Cioccolanti
Luca Cioccolanti
Enrico BocciEnrico Bocci
Enrico Bocci

20 February 2019 in Energies
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Mauro VillariniMauro Villarini
Mauro Villarini
VMVera Marcantonio
Vera Marcantonio
Andrea ColantoniAndrea Colantoni
Andrea Colantoni
Enrico BocciEnrico Bocci
Enrico Bocci
The present paper presents a study of biomass waste to energy conversion using gasification and internal combustion engine for power generation. The biomass waste analyzed is the most produced on Italian soil, chosen for suitable properties in the gasification process. Good quality syngas with up to 16.1% CO–4.3% CH4–23.1% H2 can be produced. The syngas lower heating value may vary from 1.86 MJ/ Nm3 to 4.5 MJ/Nm3 in the gasification with air and from 5.2 MJ/ Nm3 to 7.5 MJ/Nm3 in the gasification with steam. The cold gas efficiency may vary from 16% to 41% in the gasification with air and from 37% to 60% in the gasification with steam, depending on the different biomass waste utilized in the process and the different operating conditions. Based on the sensitivity studies carried out in the paper and paying attention to the cold gas efficiency and to the LHV, we have selected the best configuration process for the best syngas composition to feed the internal combustion engine. The influence of syngas fuel properties on the engine is studied through the electrical efficiency and the cogeneration efficiency.