Publication detail
Small scale combined production of electricity, heat, cool and process steam
POSPÍŠIL, J. LISÝ, M. FIEDLER, J. CHROBOCZEK, L.
Original Title
Small scale combined production of electricity, heat, cool and process steam
English Title
Small scale combined production of electricity, heat, cool and process steam
Type
journal article - other
Language
en
Original Abstract
This contribution presents the analysis of possible utilizing of a small cogeneration unit for effective production of electricity, heat and process steam. A cogeneration unit (CHP) offers more effective utilizing of primary energy sources in comparison with separate production of electricity and heat. The studied poly-generation system consists from a cogeneration unit based on a stroke engine technology connected with an absorption cycle and a low-pressure steam generator. Low- pressure steam is led to a compressor for achievement of required steam pressure. Natural gas is considered as the most common primary energy source utilized in small-scale cogeneration units. The presented analysis respects technical parameters of a nowadays cogeneration units and synthesizes technical requirements for production of hot water, electricity, cool and process steam. This paper focuses on environmental benefit and technical assessment of presented ply-generation systems applicable in small- and mid-size technological processes.
English abstract
This contribution presents the analysis of possible utilizing of a small cogeneration unit for effective production of electricity, heat and process steam. A cogeneration unit (CHP) offers more effective utilizing of primary energy sources in comparison with separate production of electricity and heat. The studied poly-generation system consists from a cogeneration unit based on a stroke engine technology connected with an absorption cycle and a low-pressure steam generator. Low- pressure steam is led to a compressor for achievement of required steam pressure. Natural gas is considered as the most common primary energy source utilized in small-scale cogeneration units. The presented analysis respects technical parameters of a nowadays cogeneration units and synthesizes technical requirements for production of hot water, electricity, cool and process steam. This paper focuses on environmental benefit and technical assessment of presented ply-generation systems applicable in small- and mid-size technological processes.
Keywords
poly-generation, cogeneration, heat, cool, electricity, steam generation
RIV year
2007
Released
31.12.2007
Publisher
WSEAS Press
Pages from
211
Pages to
218
Pages count
8
BibTex
@article{BUT47690,
author="Jiří {Pospíšil} and Martin {Lisý} and Jan {Fiedler} and Libor {Chroboczek}",
title="Small scale combined production of electricity, heat, cool and process steam",
annote="This contribution presents the analysis of possible utilizing of a small cogeneration unit for effective production of electricity, heat and process steam. A cogeneration unit (CHP) offers more effective utilizing of primary energy sources in comparison with separate production of electricity and heat. The studied poly-generation system consists from a cogeneration unit based on a stroke engine technology connected with an absorption cycle and a low-pressure steam generator. Low- pressure steam is led to a compressor for achievement of required steam pressure. Natural gas is considered as the most common primary energy source utilized in small-scale cogeneration units. The presented analysis respects technical parameters of a nowadays cogeneration units and synthesizes technical requirements for production of hot water, electricity, cool and process steam. This paper focuses on environmental benefit and technical assessment of presented ply-generation systems applicable in small- and mid-size technological processes.",
address="WSEAS Press",
chapter="47690",
institution="WSEAS Press",
journal="WSEAS e-journal Energy and Environment",
number="4",
volume="1",
year="2007",
month="december",
pages="211--218",
publisher="WSEAS Press",
type="journal article - other"
}