Power analysis of co-generation units at biogas station

Novosad, Ladislav; Hradilek, Zdenek

doi:10.1109/epe.2015.7161110

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“…Biogas combustion for co-generation has been considered in the past [25,[42][43][44][45], but availability, transportation and mechanical constraints have prevented it replacing natural gas CHP. Biogas is a strong solution to a critical problem for CHP, as it incorporates a renewable fuel source into co-generation and reduces waste [46,47].…”

Section: Combined Heating and Power (Chp)mentioning

confidence: 99%

District Heating Challenges for the UK

Millar

Burnside

2019

Energies

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District heating uptake has grown with the increasing need for cleaner and more efficient energy supply. This has resulted in a rising number of new developments signing up to a district heating scheme, typically powered by Combined Heat and Power (CHP) boilers or biomass boilers with supplemental electrical or gas grid connections. These schemes have advanced rapidly in recent years, with much of the research focus targeting lower carbon technologies, improved load prediction and peak demand management. We assess the current status of District Heating Networks (DHNs) in the United Kingdom using published case studies and suggest next steps to improvement. Our findings show that the United Kingdom has good potential for uptake of district energy given the current political climate and government incentives, however significant improvements must be made to further penetrate the heating market.

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District Heating Challenges for the UK

Millar

Burnside

2019

Energies

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“…In [2] has been mentioned that the biogas station can be a stable and certainly a predictable source of electric power of cogeneration units. The author in [3] has described biogas plant is found cost-effective and it can be used as an alternative energy source for remote areas in the country.…”

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Impact of Renewable Energy Sources as Co-generation Plant on Power System Network

Islam¹,

Shahzad²,

Hussain³

et al. 2018

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Abstract. This paper focuses on the power system evaluation due to integration of renewable energy sources like bagasse and biogas. The coal is only used when bagasse is not available. Two factor is taken for evaluation purpose like on season and off season scenario. The main objective of the work to supply surplus electricity to the national grid after fulfilling its own consumption. In this research a 6.3MW co-generation plant has been performed in Power Factory software for analyses. Simulation result shows load flow calculation, voltage deviation, total loss, external feed, active power and impact of reactive power, and required MVAR at two operation scenarios. The final result looks quite encouraging and this proposed co-generation system can be the framework to be developed for ameliorating energy crisis in Bangladesh.

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Analysis of energy balances three biogas stations in Czech Republic

Novosad

Hradilek

2016

2016 IEEE 16th International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering (EEEIC)

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Power analysis of co-generation units at biogas station

Cited by 6 publications

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District Heating Challenges for the UK

District Heating Challenges for the UK

Impact of Renewable Energy Sources as Co-generation Plant on Power System Network

Analysis of energy balances three biogas stations in Czech Republic

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