Research on Improved CCHP System Based on Comprehensive Performance Evaluation Criterion

Fei Xiang Chen; Jian Qun Xu; Zhao Yu Li; Ming Tao Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.672-674.1873

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Research on Improved CCHP System Based on Comprehensive Performance Evaluation Criterion

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In view of energy consumption characteristics of a typical industrial park, to further improve the low-grade waste heat utilization of CCHP system, an improved CCHP triple-generation system (ITRI) equipped with thermal storage device (TSD) and electric chiller (EC) is proposed. A comprehensive performance evaluation criterion (CPEC) is established, the capacity of triple-generation system is configured by using nonlinear programming method. A hybrid operating mode optimization strategy is proposed based on the different CPEC values of different operating mode. The results demonstrate that: after adopting ITRI, compared with traditional triple-generation system (TTRI), although annual cost increased by 0.63%, the primary energy consumption rate and lower carbon dioxide emissions decreased by 5.45% and 3.72% respectively, CPEC value increased by 19.7%. This paper has a theoretical guidance for design of triple-generation system in new industrial park and has a certain reference value for operating mode optimization of triple-generation system in the industrial parks which has been built.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 672-674)

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October 2014

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Fei Xiang Chen, Jian Qun Xu*, Zhao Yu Li, Ming Tao Liu

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CCHP Triple-Generation System, Operating Optimization, Performance Evaluation

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