Potential of solar industrial process heating in dairy industry in India and consequent carbon mitigation

Sharma, Ashish Kumar; Sharma, Chandan; Mullick, S.C.; Kandpal, Tara C.

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.07.157

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“…For example, an annual potential of 260PJ has been estimated in EU-28 for industries in food products, tobacco products, wine and beverages, beer and malt, textile, leather, pulp and paper, chemicals, machinery, and automobile. Similarly, a SHIP potential of 25PJ has been estimated for the paper industry in India whereas the estimated SHIP potential in the dairy industry of India is 6.40PJ (Taibi et al, 2012;Vannoni et al, 2008;Sharma et al, 2015;Sharma et al, 2017a). A summary of some of the estimations reported in the literature is grouped by region and listed in table 7. total capacity of over 100MWth delivers 660 tons of steam per day for the extraction of viscous or heavy oil as an alternative to steam generated from natural gas.…”

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A Review on Solar Thermal Utilization for Industrial Heating and Cooling Processes: Global and Ethiopian Perspective

Hiben

Kahsay

Lauwaert

2021

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A substantial share of the total energy in various countries is consumed by industries and manufacturing sectors. Most of the energy is used for low and medium temperature process heating (up to 3000C) as well as low and medium cooling capacity (up to 350kW). To meet the demand, the industrial sector consumes most of its energy in either thermal (heat) or electrical energy forms. The use of fossil fuels accounts for about half of the overall share. This resulted in a necessity to commercialize local and clean renewable energy sources efficiently considering the reduction of economic dependence on fossil fuels and greenhouse gases emission. As such, solar energy has proven potential and resulted in considerable development and deployment of solar heating industrial processes (SHIP) and solar cooling systems in recent times. Thus, an attempt to present a review of the available literature on overall energy intensiveness, process temperature levels, solar technology match, and solar thermal system performance and cost have been made in this paper. The review also includes identifying the potential and relevance of involving solar thermal for industrial heating and cooling demand. As a result, at least 624 SHIP including promising large-scale plants and 1350 solar cooling systems most of them in small and medium capacities in operation are identified. Though limited data is available for solar cooling potential and installation, investigations projected the global SHIP potential to 5.6 EJ for 2050. Consequently, given the presence of many low and medium temperature heating processes and cooling capacities in industries with immense solar energy potential, developing counties such as Ethiopia can take experience and pay attention to the development of sustainable industrial systems.

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Section: St Use and Technologiesmentioning

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A Review on Solar Thermal Utilization for Industrial Heating and Cooling Processes: Global and Ethiopian Perspective

Hiben

Kahsay

Lauwaert

2021

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“…The capability of solar energy in the dairy industry fundamentally alludes to the level of co-employable energy that can be saved (or substitute) in the dairy business by giving the procedure heat required. Finally, a point by point life cycle examination may help consolidate the general surges from the procedure heating related activities in milk preparing units [53].…”

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A comprehensive review to study and implement solar energy in dairy industries

Solanki¹,

Pal²

2021

Journal of Thermal Engineering

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In this review, analysis of triple-impact vapour ingestion refrigeration framework involving a high, medium and low-temperature generator is characterized. This review suggests the solar power-related triple impact vapour retention refrigeration for heating and cooling applications in dairy industries that should be developed. In this review, the paper investigates solar heat and cooling is practised in modern dairy applications. With improved advancements and scaled-down costs, the solar-powered energy guarantees to reduce power charges builds countries' energy security through reliance on a special, unfathomable resource, redesigned practicality, limited defilement, cut down the costs of diminishing an unsafe barometrical deviation, and keeps oil subordinate costs lower than something different. The important source of heating is considered from solar-based by using different solar oriented heat advancements. The results indicate that solar power-related triple impact vapour retention refrigeration for heating and cooling applications in dairy industries. Different operating temperatures are measured during the implementation and find an optimal food processing condition in the dairy industry. Thus, this observed study gives hands to develop an efficient renewable system for processing industrial dairy operation using solar power. Implementing renewable energy sources in the dairy industries promotes overall energy consumption and lower the total expenditure of industrial processing, respectively.

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“…They also concluded that investment in solar energy for such applications can be economically and environmentally attractive for dairy farms if solar energy is optimally integrated and utilised. Sharma et al [11] assessed the potential of solar heating and the corresponding mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in the dairy industry in India. This study showed that the solar energy based process heating systems without any storage are estimated to meet 20 -30% of the total thermal demand of the milk processing in the organised sector of the dairy industry, while mitigating 32 -144 thousand tonnes of CO 2 emission annually.…”

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Spectral-splitting hybrid PV-thermal (PVT) systems for combined heat and power provision to dairy farms

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Potential of solar industrial process heating in dairy industry in India and consequent carbon mitigation

Cited by 44 publications

References 5 publications

A Review on Solar Thermal Utilization for Industrial Heating and Cooling Processes: Global and Ethiopian Perspective

A Review on Solar Thermal Utilization for Industrial Heating and Cooling Processes: Global and Ethiopian Perspective

A comprehensive review to study and implement solar energy in dairy industries

Spectral-splitting hybrid PV-thermal (PVT) systems for combined heat and power provision to dairy farms

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