Heat–power decoupling technologies for coal-fired CHP plants: Operation flexibility and thermodynamic performance

Heat–power decoupling is important for combined heat and power (CHP) plants because it improves their operational flexibility. In this study, off-design and thermodynamic analysis models are developed to examine and compare the operational flexibility improvement and thermodynamic performance of hea...

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Published in:Energy (Oxford) 2019-12, Vol.188, p.116074, Article 116074
Main Authors: Liu, Ming, Wang, Shan, Zhao, Yongliang, Tang, Haiyu, Yan, Junjie
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Boilers
Case study
coal
Coal-fired power plants
Cogeneration
Combined heat and power
Decoupling
Domains
Energy conservation
Energy management
Energy storage
Exergy
Flexibility
heat
Heat exchangers
Heat pumps
Heat storage
Heating
Heating load
Heat–power decoupling
Load
Low pressure
Operational flexibility
Power plants
quantitative analysis
Renovation
Storage tanks
Thermodynamics
Turbines
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