Energetic and economic analysis of advanced waste heat recovery from reciprocating engines, for residential cogeneration

Cenușă, Victor-Eduard; Alexe, Florin-Niculae; Norisor, Mihaela; Tutica, Diana; Darie, George

doi:10.1109/eeeic.2016.7555538

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“…But even powerful CCGT-CHPP, which COP reaches 55%, during non-heating season have a significant condensation electric energy generation with little heat loads for hotwater supply. Mounting of the steam cogeneration turbine, which operate during non-heating season with decreased heat loads, is not economically beneficial [1], [2].…”

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Maneuvering Heat Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Engine Unit

Шиманов¹,

Biryuk²,

Sheludko³

et al. 2017

IJMERR

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The prospect of the decentralized combined cycle gas turbine-combined heat and power plant (CCGT-CHPP) creation for energy supplying of the city's neighborhoods, which are located far from centralized CHPP, is described. The new type of CCGT-CHPP is suggested with waste-heat boiler with mean steam parameters and afterburner chamber placed between its evaporation stages. Fuel afterburning influence on the electric and heat power and increasing and electric energy output on the heat source increasing is shown.  Index Terms-decentralized combined-cycle gas turbine combined heat and power plant (CCGT-CHPP), gas turbines, afterburning chambers, cogeneration Artem Andreevich Shimanov, assistant of heat engineering and heat engines department

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confidence: 99%