Industrial Heat Pump Integration in Non-Continuous Processes Using Thermal Energy Storages as Utility – A Graphical Approach

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate a practical methodology for heat pump (HP) integration in non-continuous processes which is not expensive in terms of computation time and resources. Therefore, a methodology is developed based on graphical Pinch Analysis techniques and further on the develope...

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Published in:Chemical engineering transactions 2018-08, Vol.70
Main Authors: Jan A. Stampfli, Martin J. Atkins, Donald G. Olsen, Beat Wellig, Michael R. W. Walmsley, James R. Neale
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description The aim of this paper is to demonstrate a practical methodology for heat pump (HP) integration in non-continuous processes which is not expensive in terms of computation time and resources. Therefore, a methodology is developed based on graphical Pinch Analysis techniques and further on the developed COP Curves. The methodology is applied to an AMMIX butter production of a large dairy factory. It is shown, that by integrating a HP and using thermal energy storages (TESs) to compensate for the non-continuous behavior, the capital cost for the system is approximately reduced by the factor of 2.2. Further, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be reduced with a slight decrease in total annual cost (TAC). However, by considering future natural gas and electricity prices, it is shown that the TAC can be reduced further.
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