Search Results - subject:"Micro CHP"

Municipal scale scenario: Analysis of an Italian seaside town with MarkAL-TIMES

Comodi, G.; Cioccolanti, L.; Gargiulo, M. - In: Energy Policy 41 (2012) C, pp. 303-315

This work presents three 25-year energy scenarios developed with the TIMES model generator for Pesaro, a seaside municipality in central Italy. It evaluates the effectiveness of local-scale energy policies in three sectors: households, transport, and the public sector (PS). Since the local...

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Integrated thermoelectric and organic Rankine cycles for micro-CHP systems

Qiu, K.; Hayden, A.C.S. - In: Applied Energy 97 (2012) C, pp. 667-672

Interest in micro-combined heat and power (micro-CHP) for residential homes is growing. Stirling engines, internal … combustion engines and organic Rankine cycles (ORC) could be applied for micro-CHP. However, the electrical efficiency of these … micro-CHP systems is relatively low. The present paper discusses an integrated system of thermoelectric power cycle and ORC …

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Technical and economic feasibility study of using Micro CHP in the different climate zones of Iran

TeymouriHamzehkolaei, Fatemeh; Sattari, Sourena - In: Energy 36 (2011) 8, pp. 4790-4798

Combined Heat and Power (Micro CHP) technologies in the residential sector. Micro CHP have been introduced around Iran recently …

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Modeling and off-design performance of a 1kWe HT-PEMFC (high temperature-proton exchange membrane fuel cell)-based residential micro-CHP (combined-heat-and-power) system for Danish...

Arsalis, Alexandros; Nielsen, Mads P.; Kær, Søren K. - In: Energy 36 (2011) 2, pp. 993-1002

A novel proposal for the modeling and operation of a micro-CHP (combined-heat-and-power) residential system based on HT …-of-plant) components, is modeled and coupled to the fuel cell stack subsystem. The micro-CHP system is simulated in LabVIEW™ environment to …

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Small scale impact of gas technologies on electric load management – μCHP & hybrid heat pump

Vuillecard, Cyril; Hubert, Charles Emile; Contreau, Régis - In: Energy 36 (2011) 5, pp. 2912-2923

To face winter electricity peaking issues the authors proposes an analysis of the potential of distributed gas technologies for demand side management. This impact has to be analysed at small scale before any large scale extrapolation. Bi-energy technologies (gas and electricity) are a path to...

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Performance comparison between partial oxidation and methane steam reforming processes for solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) micro combined heat and power (CHP) system

Liso, Vincenzo; Olesen, Anders Christian; Nielsen, Mads Pagh - In: Energy 36 (2011) 7, pp. 4216-4226

The aim of this research work is to describe in qualitative and quantitative form the performance of a micro Combined Heat and Power system for residential application based on Solid Oxide Fuel Cell fueled by natural gas with two different types of pre-reforming systems, namely Steam Reforming...

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Planning of micro-combined heat and power systems in the Portuguese scenario

Monteiro, Eliseu; Moreira, Nuno Afonso; Ferreira, Sérgio - In: Applied Energy 86 (2009) 3, pp. 290-298

applied in this regard. In this work, we develop the MicroG model for planning micro-CHP plants in agreement with the … micro-CHP plant. MicroG appeals to some data bases, such as micro-cogeneration technologies and power consumption profiles … development of the micro-CHP Portuguese market, which in turns contributes to accomplish the targets of Kyoto protocol and EU …

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Effect of heat-saving measures on the CO2 savings attributable to micro-combined heat and power (μCHP) systems in UK dwellings

Peacock, A.D.; Newborough, M. - In: Energy 33 (2008) 4, pp. 601-612

This paper considers the relationship between heat-saving and micro-combined heat and power (μCHP) technological interventions for reducing the carbon footprint of existing domestic dwellings within the UK housing stock. The relationship between the annual heat requirement of individual...

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Combined heat and power in industry and buildings

Hinnells, Mark - In: Energy Policy 36 (2008) 12, pp. 4522-4526

fuels, and enable the development of new products for new end uses, including micro-CHP and CHP in heat networks. The market …

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Performance of an innovative 120kWe natural gas cogeneration system

Badami, M.; Casetti, A.; Campanile, P.; Anzioso, F. - In: Energy 32 (2007) 5, pp. 823-833

The paper deals with an innovative (120kWe, 195kWt) natural gas (NG) combined heat and power (CHP) system, at present under development, which has been set up at the FIAT Centre of Research (CRF), Turin, Italy. The main characteristics of the CHP system are: the use of an automotive derived...

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