Design and Expected Performance of 45 MWe to 100 MWe CAES Turbine Machinery

Haselbacher, H.; Stys, Z.S.; Karalis, A. J.; Sosnowicz, E. J.

doi:10.1115/85-jpgc-gt-10

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“…In a recent paper ( 7 ) the factors influencing the design and selection of the turbomachinery and the underground air storage chamber were identified. Factors such as operating cycle, air storage vs. operating pressure, and geologic structure, etc.…”

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Optimizing the Design Conditions of a 100 MWe CAES Plant With Salt Dome Air Storage

Karalis¹,

Sosnowicz²,

Haselbacher

et al. 1987

Volume 4: Heat Transfer; Electric Power

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A CAES plant consists of three (3) major systems; the turbomachinery train, the underground air storage chamber and the balance of plant. The turbomachinery train and the underground air storage chamber interrelationship needs to be optimized with respect to performance and cost while the balance of plant supports this relationship and is dependent upon the site conditions. The qualitative relationship between the air storage chamber and the operation of the turbomachinery train have been reported in the literature. This paper takes a salt dome geology and examines the factors affecting optimization of a 100 MWe CAES plant design.

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