Thermodynamic Transient Simulation of a Combined Heat &amp; Power System

Borelli, Davide; Devia, Francesco; Schenone, Corrado; Spoladore, Alessandro

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.12.124

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“…Hydrogen-to-electricity efficiencies are: about 30% for LTFC; 45% for H2 turbines operating in an open cycle; 50% for HTFC (SOFC) and up to 60% for H2 turbines operating in a combined cycle [13], with the potential to increase to 80%. Combining power generation with district heating creates a cogeneration (2G) system [13,14] for which both LTFC and HTFC are suitable. Large scale HTFC or H2 turbines will be the most suitable systems for combined cycle plants [13,14].…”

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“…Combining power generation with district heating creates a cogeneration (2G) system [13,14] for which both LTFC and HTFC are suitable. Large scale HTFC or H2 turbines will be the most suitable systems for combined cycle plants [13,14]. The FC plant consists of FC stacks connected in series, plus the balance of the plant consisting of pumps, compressors, power converters, cooling circuits and other small components [10][11][12].…”

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“…Process diagram of SOFC-stack generating station with cogeneration and combined cycle (A); diagram of H2FC-based industrial heat, electricity and clean fresh water generation station (B)[13,14].…”

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The experience of technologically developed countries in solving the problems of improving the operational efficiency and environmental sustainability of coal-fired power generation of the Republic of Kazakhstan by involving H2C-technology and RE-components is summarized. It is shown that the successful example of technologically developed countries allows to use them as a transfer for energy systems of industrial heat generation in Kazakhstan.

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“…Energy systems integration plays an important role in distributed generation efficiency. An example of system integration is provided by Borelli et al in [16]. Here, authors used a numerical dynamic model to study the transients of the integrated system made of a CHP unit coupled to a district heating network (DHN).…”

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Future distributed generation: An operational multi-objective optimization model for integrated small scale urban electrical, thermal and gas grids

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“…A description of the thermodynamic and numerical model of the CHP and of the turboexpander can be found in [34,35]. …”

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Waste Energy Recovery from Natural Gas Distribution Network: CELSIUS Project Demonstrator in Genoa

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Abstract:Increasing energy efficiency by the smart recovery of waste energy is the scope of the CELSIUS Project (Combined Efficient Large Scale Integrated Urban Systems). The CELSIUS consortium includes a world-leading partnership of outstanding research, innovation and implementation organizations, and gather competence and excellence from five European cities with complementary baseline positions regarding the sustainable use of energy: Cologne, Genoa, Gothenburg, London, and Rotterdam. Lasting four-years and coordinated by the City of Gothenburg, the project faces with an holistic approach technical, economic, administrative, social, legal and political issues concerning smart district heating and cooling, aiming to establish best practice solutions. This will be done through the implementation of twelve new high-reaching demonstration projects, which cover the most major aspects of innovative urban heating and cooling for a smart city. The Genoa demonstrator was designed in order to recover energy from the pressure drop between the main supply line and the city natural gas network. The potential mechanical energy is converted to electricity by a turboexpander/generator system, which has been integrated in a combined heat and power plant to supply a district heating network. The performed energy analysis assessed natural gas saving and greenhouse gas reduction achieved through the smart systems integration.

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Thermodynamic Transient Simulation of a Combined Heat & Power System

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of Possibilities for Involvement of H2C Technologies and RE-Components in Heat Generation Industrial Systems

Analysis of Possibilities for Involvement of H2C Technologies and RE-Components in Heat Generation Industrial Systems

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Waste Energy Recovery from Natural Gas Distribution Network: CELSIUS Project Demonstrator in Genoa

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