CHP production in integrated energy systems examples from five Swedish communities

Rydén, Bo; Johnsson, Josef; Wene, Clas‐Otto

doi:10.1016/0301-4215(93)90139-7

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“…The literature presents a substantial number of studies in the field of waste-driven CHPs. For example, Rydén et al [4] evaluated the role of hybrid power plants (comprising waste-fired modules) in the future hybrid energy systems in Sweden. Eriksson et al [5] scrutinized the operation of the waste incineration co-generation systems in Denmark.…”

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4E Analyses of a Hybrid Waste-Driven CHP–ORC Plant with Flue Gas Condensation

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The combination of a waste-driven hybrid heat and power plant with a small organic Rankine cycle unit was recently proposed and investigated from a thermodynamic perspective. The present study provides a more comprehensive assessment from system operation through considering the energy, exergy, exergoeconomic, and exergoenvironmental (4E) aspects in a revised design of this concept to obtain a bigger picture of the system’s technical, economic, and environmental effects on existing and future energy systems. The revised design includes a flue gas condensation unit and alternative friendly organic working fluids. For this, the hybrid plant is modeled for its thermal, economic, and environmental performances. Then, the exergy losses and environmental effects of the system are scrutinized, the cost of losses and pollutions are predicted, and lastly, sorts of solutions are introduced to improve the exergoeconomic and exergoenvironmental performances of the system. The results indicate that the highest share of exergy destruction relates to the incineration (equipped with a steam generator) with a levelized cost of approximately USD 71/h for a power plant with almost 3.3 megawatt electricity output capacity. The hybridization proposal with the flue gas condensation unit increases the sustainability index of the system from 1.264 to 1.28.

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4E Analyses of a Hybrid Waste-Driven CHP–ORC Plant with Flue Gas Condensation

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Integrated modelling of material flows and energy systems (MIMES)

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Wene

1994

Int. J. Energy Res.

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A comprehensive nonlinear programming model, MIMES, for the optimization of linked material and energy flow systems is presented. The model is generic, intended for systems that can be described by materials and energy balances but where the details of phase transitions and chemical reactions can be omitted. It fills a niche between energy systems engineering and process flowsheeting models. Issues suitable for analysis by the model range from energy conservation in industrial plants, specific industries or industrial subsectors to municipal waste management and fuels and materials life cycle analysis. MIMES is implemented on PC (386/486). The model is demonstrated for a paper production line in a paper mill. This example shows how the model can be used for joint analysis of energy and water conservation, substitution of energy carriers, and utilization of waste heat outside the system.

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3E Analysis of Hybrid Solar-Waste Driving CHP Plant with Flue Gas Recovery Unit, a Smart Solution Toward Sustainable Energy Systems

Sadi¹,

Arabkoohsar²

2020

Integration of Clean and Sustainable Energy Resources and Storage in Multi-Generation Systems

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CHP production in integrated energy systems examples from five Swedish communities

Cited by 15 publications

References 4 publications

4E Analyses of a Hybrid Waste-Driven CHP–ORC Plant with Flue Gas Condensation

4E Analyses of a Hybrid Waste-Driven CHP–ORC Plant with Flue Gas Condensation

Integrated modelling of material flows and energy systems (MIMES)

3E Analysis of Hybrid Solar-Waste Driving CHP Plant with Flue Gas Recovery Unit, a Smart Solution Toward Sustainable Energy Systems

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