2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2011.12.1089
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Operation and Performance of a Thermal Energy Storage System: A Case Study of Campus Cooling using Cogeneration Plant

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“…There was a 16.9% drop in the average cumulative charge from January to October 2019 in the TES performance operation. The result, as shown in Figure 10, reveals that ½ FOM increased as the charging process was initiated as suggested in past literature [12,15,22], and it assumed a steady value (near 1) moments into the charging process. This scenario occurs due to the decrease in the thermocline thickness as the thermocline position C moves upwards towards the top of the stratified TES tank where there is less mixing of cold and warm regions of fluids.…”
Section: 1supporting
confidence: 78%
“…There was a 16.9% drop in the average cumulative charge from January to October 2019 in the TES performance operation. The result, as shown in Figure 10, reveals that ½ FOM increased as the charging process was initiated as suggested in past literature [12,15,22], and it assumed a steady value (near 1) moments into the charging process. This scenario occurs due to the decrease in the thermocline thickness as the thermocline position C moves upwards towards the top of the stratified TES tank where there is less mixing of cold and warm regions of fluids.…”
Section: 1supporting
confidence: 78%
“…The values range from 2.248 meter to 5.445 meter, with an average of 3.251 meter. These values are very much higher than that was obtained by [4] and [11], and the result close to that was obtained by [10]. One possible reason is due to higher flow rates in comparison to [4].…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 51%
“…Optimization problems are often solved to determine the best CHP plant operation for economic dispatch [31][32][33][34]. The addition of TES into a CHP district energy systems provides additional flexibility [25,35]. TES can be used to shift loads and free up generation capacity during peak electrical hours, when prices are highest and maximum revenue can be generated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%