The optimization problems of CP operation

Kler, A. M.; Stepanova, E. L.; Maximov, A. S.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/891/1/012215

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“…The main way to study such plants is mathematical modeling and modeled numerical experiments. The models were developed using the SMPP software package developed at the Melentiev Energy Systems Institute, SB RAS [3]. This software package, based on information about the mathematical models of the individual elements of the units, the process links between them, and the purpose of calculation automatically generates a mathematical model of the unit in the form of a calculation program in the Fortran programming language.…”

Section: A Methodological Approach To Cgms-ccgtmentioning

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Integrated Methanol and Power Production Based On the Coal of the Tavan Tolgoi Coalfield

Tyurina,

Elsukov,

Mednikov

et al. 2022

Energy Systems Research

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Mongolia has significant resources of highquality coals. Because of the coalfired TPP at the Tavan Tolgoi coalfield currently being designed, of greatest interest is the coal of the fourth seam of the Tavan Tolgoi coalfield with recoverable reserves of 6,500 million tons. The TPP is expected to offset the power shortage in the southern region of Mongolia as well as Tavan Tolgoi itself and the nearby Oyu Tolgoi mine. In light of the environmental requirements of today, new coal-fired power plants must be environmentally friendly and, if possible, produce additional marketable products along with electricity. For Mongolia, which imports all its liquid motor fuel, this could be methanol, which serves as a fuel for vehicles and the energy industry. This article investigates the issues involved in studying the competitiveness of the integrated production of methanol and electricity based on the coal of the Tavan Tolgoi coalfield in Mongolia.

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Section: A Methodological Approach To Cgms-ccgtmentioning

confidence: 99%