Analysis of Energy Storage System with Distributed Hydrogen Production and Gas Turbine

Kotowicz, J.; Bartela, Łukasz; Dubiel-Jurgaś, Klaudia

doi:10.1515/aoter-2017-0025

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“…In [10], an integrated power distribution system composed of a hydrogen-fired gas turbine co-located with an electrolysis unit is evaluated. Findings in that reference point to the advantage of systems with potential for storing large quantities of energy on long periods of time.…”

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Sizing of an Integrated Power Supply System with an Electrolyzer and a Hydrogen-Fueled Gas Turbine

Wade,

Chailan,

Roche

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE Belgrade PowerTech

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This work aims at sizing a power supply system composed of a wind plant, an electrolysis plant, a compressor, a storage tank, and a hydrogen-fueled gas turbine power plant to deliver low-carbon electricity. This system offers the benefit to be a dispatchable power supply system, needed to deliver flexibility on the grid. For this Power-to-Power system, the sizing objective is to find the minimal functional sizes for all the components of the system. The sizing is done for the case of Germany in 2021. Two system plannings are considered: one in which demand is supplied solely by the gas turbine and the wind plant is dedicated to green hydrogen production, and a second one in which wind plant produces hydrogen and supplies demand while gas turbine completes balance. We also evaluate the capital and operational costs of the system, as well as its water usage and land footprint. Sizing results computed show that using an integrated approach in which planning is done to exploit the synergies between the wind plant and the gas turbine not only generates gains in costs, space and water usage, but also avoids over-sizing the system.

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Section: A Literature On Power Systems Integration and Contribution O...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Sizing of an Integrated Power Supply System with an Electrolyzer and a Hydrogen-Fueled Gas Turbine

Wade,

Chailan,

Roche

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE Belgrade PowerTech

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“…Nowadays, energy becomes more and more expensive what drives a research on new innovative power systems e.g system based on fuel cells [1], electrolysis combined with turbines [2,3], compressed air energy storage [4,5] etc). One of the promising sources of power is an utilization of low-grade waste heat, which is being released into the environment.…”

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A model of the novel concept liquid piston engine sourced by waste heat

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This paper describes the model of the novel concept liquid piston engine, which is designed to convert low-grade waste heat into electricity. The proposed dynamic oriented model is implemented in Aspen Hysys that enables simulations dynamic simulation of various working agents. The simulation results were verified with experimental data obtained from the research installation. The proposed model demonstrated relatively small discrepancies with respect to experimental research, hence it could be used as a tool for research on optimization of an innovative power plant operation, i.e. various working agents, various operating pressures.

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