Publication detail
Small scale combined production of electricity, heat, cool and process steam
POSPÍŠIL, J. LISÝ, M. FIEDLER, J. CHROBOCZEK, L.
Czech title
Společná výroba elektřiny, tepla, chladu a procesní páry v energetických centrálách malých výkonů
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.
Czech 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 in Czech
poly-generace, kogenerace, teplo, chlad, elektřina, produkce páry
Keywords in English
poly-generation, cogeneration, heat, cool, electricity, steam generation
RIV year
2007
Released
31.12.2007
Publisher
WSEAS Press
ISSN
1790-5095
Journal
WSEAS e-journal Energy and Environment
Volume
1
Number
4
Pages from–to
211–218
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",
journal="WSEAS e-journal Energy and Environment",
year="2007",
volume="1",
number="4",
month="December",
pages="211--218",
publisher="WSEAS Press",
issn="1790-5095"
}