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Performance analysis method for cogeneration system with multiple energy supplies

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Compressed air storage technology plays an important role in the utilization of renewable energy sources and has received extensive attention in recent years. This paper proposes a cogeneration system with multiple energy supplies to generate electricity, heat energy and domestic hot water. Compressed air energy storage equipment is used to stabilize the wind generator output power, and the air compression process is used to heat domestic water and the air release process is used to assist the gas turbine generating electricity. The stability and efficiency of the multi-energy cogeneration system can be improved by simulating and analyzing the influencing factors and setting the equipment parameters reasonably.

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Abbreviations

P :

Output power of wind turbine (kWh)

A :

Area (m2)

r :

Pressure ratio of i-stage compressor (%)

T :

Temperature (°C)

c :

Specific heat (kJ/kg K)

m :

Mass flow rate (kg/s)

W :

Power (kW)

V :

Volume (m3)

t :

Time (h)

I :

Solar radiation intensity

n :

Number of vacuum tubes

Q :

Heat (kJ)

WT:

Wind turbine

h:

Specific enthalpy (kJ/kg)

RET:

Round trip efficiency (%)

W:

Wind

N :

Total number of equipment

1,2…0.20:

Denote the entrance and exit of the component as indicated by the arrow

η :

Efficiency (%)

ρ :

Density (kg/m3)

v :

Velocity (m/s)

γ :

Specific heat ratio

a:

Air

c:

Compressor

e:

Expander

w:

Water

in:

Inlet

out:

Outlet

hc:

Heat carrier

i :

Stage number (1…N)

s:

Vacuum tube collector of solar

ele:

Electricity

o:

Oil

ex:

Heat exchange

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This work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51567002, 50767001); The National High Technology Research and Development of China (863 Program) (2007AA04Z197); Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (20094501110002); Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong (S2013010012431, 2014A030313509); Guangxi Natural Science Foundation (2011jjA60017); Guangdong special fund for public welfare study and ability construction (2014A010106026); The Guangdong Applied Science and Technology Research Foundation of P.R.China (2016B020244003); The Talent Introduction Special Foundation Project of Guangdong High School; The Disciplinary Construction Special Foundation Project of Guangdong High School (2012KJCX0045).

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    Yanan Wang, Jiekang Wu & Xiaoming Mao

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Wang, Y., Wu, J. & Mao, X. Performance analysis method for cogeneration system with multiple energy supplies. Energy Syst 11, 301–314 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12667-018-0315-7

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