In the course of the “Energiewende,” the German electricity market is undergoing major changes. The state-aided priority of renewable generation has led to a significant decline in electricity prices. This reduces the profit margin of cogeneration units and increases the necessity of flexible operation to avoid electricity production when spot prices drop below marginal costs. In this work, a 100 MWel combined-cycle (CC) power plant supplying heat and power to a paper mill is investigated. Currently, the plant is operated heat-controlled and is therefore unable to react to changing electricity spot prices. With the integration of heat storage, the plant is enabled to switch to power-controlled mode. To evaluate the technical impact of the storage, the plant and a thermochemical MgO/Mg(OH)2 storage are modeled using the stationary process simulation tool ebsilon professional. Different operation modes are investigated and results are used to derive a mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model to optimize the operation of the plant/storage system. Using this method, the overall economic impact of the storage on the plant operation is quantified.
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Simulation of Cogeneration-Combined Cycle Plant Flexibilization by Thermochemical Energy Storage
Michael Angerer,
Michael Angerer
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Boltmannstr, 15,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.angerer@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Boltmannstr, 15,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.angerer@tum.de
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Michael Djukow,
Michael Djukow
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.djukow@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.djukow@tum.de
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Stephan Gleis,
Stephan Gleis
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: stephan.gleis@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: stephan.gleis@tum.de
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Hartmut Spliethoff
Hartmut Spliethoff
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: spliethoff@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: spliethoff@tum.de
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Michael Angerer
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Boltmannstr, 15,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.angerer@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Boltmannstr, 15,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.angerer@tum.de
Michael Djukow
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.djukow@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: michael.djukow@tum.de
Karsten Riedl
Stephan Gleis
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: stephan.gleis@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: stephan.gleis@tum.de
Hartmut Spliethoff
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: spliethoff@tum.de
Institute for Energy Systems,
Technical University of Munich,
Garching 85748, Germany
e-mail: spliethoff@tum.de
1Corresponding author.
Contributed by the Advanced Energy Systems Division of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF ENERGY RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY. Manuscript received January 18, 2017; final manuscript received October 16, 2017; published online January 23, 2018. Assoc. Editor: Tatiana Morosuk.
J. Energy Resour. Technol. Feb 2018, 140(2): 020909 (12 pages)
Published Online: January 23, 2018
Article history
Received:
January 18, 2017
Revised:
October 16, 2017
Citation
Angerer, M., Djukow, M., Riedl, K., Gleis, S., and Spliethoff, H. (January 23, 2018). "Simulation of Cogeneration-Combined Cycle Plant Flexibilization by Thermochemical Energy Storage." ASME. J. Energy Resour. Technol. February 2018; 140(2): 020909. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4038666
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