Journal
ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT
Volume 209, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.enconman.2020.112611
Keywords
Biogas; CPVT; Energy; Exergy; Hydrogen; Wind Energy
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- Sichuan Youth Science and Technology Innovation Team Fund [2017TD0009]
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One of the challenges faced by renewable energy (RE) powered multigeneration system is the unavailability of RE resources at different times. In this research, a novel comprehensive energy system powered with wind turbines, concentrated photovoltaic/thermal and biogas is modelled and analyzed using energy and exergy approach. Multiple useful products such as electricity, hot air, hydrogen, fresh water, cooling effect and hot water will be produced by the system. Four different operational scenarios namely; CPVT/wind, wind/biogas, CPVT/biogas, and biogas only are considered for this comprehensive energy system. Thermal energy storage is incorporated with the system, in order to save thermal energy that will be used during hours without solar radiation. Furthermore, the CO2 emissions saved, in comparison with the use of different fossil fuel sources is analyzed. The maximum productions from the comprehensive system are: 3.4 MW of electricity; 12.41 L/sec of Hydrogen; 279.4 kW of cooling effect; 17.546 kg/s of hot air; 144.18 L/min of hot water and 10.31 L/min of fresh water. The overall energetic efficiency of the system considering all the case studies ranges from 64.91% to 71.06% while the exergetic efficiencies ranges from 31.80% to 53.81%. The CO2 emission analysis results show that the system is environmentally friendly.
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