2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2019.113475
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Numerical investigation of rock-pile based waste heat storage for remote communities in cold climates

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“…Using the thermodynamic model for the system developed in our previous work [4] [13], the thermodynamic equations for the DEHR system are solved in a daily basis resulting in values for heat needed, heat saved and heat discarded. Then, based on those results also in a daily basis, the calculations for heat delivery (during summer) and heat recovery (during winter) from the STES system are performed.…”
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“…Using the thermodynamic model for the system developed in our previous work [4] [13], the thermodynamic equations for the DEHR system are solved in a daily basis resulting in values for heat needed, heat saved and heat discarded. Then, based on those results also in a daily basis, the calculations for heat delivery (during summer) and heat recovery (during winter) from the STES system are performed.…”
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“…The heat is fully stored on the rockpile when available and fully recovered when necessary. The losses are modeled and compiled in a seasonal heat loss term, here considered 10% over six months for the base scenario as suggested in [13]. The duration of the charging and the discharging period are functions of heating degree-days (~2034), setpoint temperature (4 °C), airflow (708 m 3 /s) and the annual power generation (18 MW) of the mine.…”
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“…The most common practices include absorption cooling, district heating, and direct and/or indirect power generation [7,11,12]. Although several factors can affect selection of the best method, an overview of available techniques presents district heating as the most viable approach for waste heat recovery in data center.…”
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“…Different types of renewable and waste heat recovery systems have been tried and used in these mining sites. However, due to the high initial investment cost of complex heat recovery systems and the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources, such systems have not been popular 3–6 . Hence there is a need for cost‐effective and simple energy solutions.…”
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“…However, due to the high initial investment cost of complex heat recovery systems and the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources, such systems have not been popular. [3][4][5][6] Hence there is a need for cost-effective and simple energy solutions.…”
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