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May 5, 2011 USCHPA’s Spring CHP Forum
Optimizing Clean Energy Systemswith Thermal Energy Storage and/or
Turbine Inlet Cooling
Dharam V. Punwani, PresidentAvalon Consulting, Inc.
John S. Andrepont, PresidentThe Cool Solutions Company
The Cool Solutions Company
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Outline• Introduction
– Clean Energy Systems and Characteristics• Thermal Energy Storage (TES)
– Technologies, Examples and Economics• Turbine Inlet Cooling (TIC)
– Technologies, Examples and Economics• TES-TIC Systems
– Examples, Economics and Comparison with other electric energy storage technologies
• Summary and Conclusions
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Introduction• Clean Energy Systems
- Renewable energy systems
- Combined heat & power (cogeneration) systems
- District energy systems
• Clean Energy System Characteristics- Some don’t provide/generate electric or thermal energy
uniformly 24/7, for example: wind-energy, solar-energy,gas-turbine systems
- Electric or thermal energy requirements of the systems served are not uniform 24/7, for example: office buildings, convention centers
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IntroductionTES and/or TIC Systems Enhance Efficiency and
Economics of Clean Energy Systems
• Minimize the Impacts- Non-uniformity of Generation- Non-uniformity of Demand
• Optimize Energy Efficiency and Economics
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California ISO Report
“Storage will be critical for large scale implementation of sustainable energy.”
– The November 2007 Report “Integration of Renewable Resources”
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TES Technologies
• Hot-Water Storage: Stores sensible thermal energy
• Chilled-Fluid Storage: Directly stores sensible heat and indirectly stores electric energy
• Ice Storage: Directly stores latent heat and indirectly stores electric energy
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Hot-Water TES Systems
• Use thermal energy available from clean energy systems during periods of low thermal demand
• Provide thermal energy during periods of high thermal energy demand
• Stored hot water could also be used for providing cooling (via absorption chillers) during high cooling demand periods
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Hot-Water TES System ExampleFreedom Field, Rockford, IL
• Hot-water storage tanks (2,450 Gallons) store hot water produced by solar thermal panels (175,000 Btu/hr) during periods of sunlight
• Hot water is used for providing space heat during winter
• Hot water is used for operating an absorption chiller (10 tons) that provides chilled water for cooling during summer
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Hot-Water TES System ExampleDistrict Energy System at
California State University, Fullerton, CA
• 158 Million Btu TES System (0.5 Million Gallons)
• TES system stores pre-heated steam condensate return for use as feed water for boilers during non-peak heating demand periods, to increase heating capacity during peak demand periods
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Chilled-Fluid TES Systems
• Store chilled fluids produced by using thermal or electric energy available from clean energy systems during periods of low thermal or electric demand
• Provide chilled fluid for cooling during periods of high-cooling demand
• Minimize the need to use high-cost electric energy during on-peak periods
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Chilled-Fluid TES ExamplePrinceton University CHP
District Energy System, Princeton, NJ
• 40,000 Ton-hr Chilled-Fluid TES System• 14.6 MW simple-cycle CT in CHP service
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Chilled-Fluid TES System Example
CHP-Based District Energy System, St. Paul, MN
• Two chilled-water TES systems (65,400 Ton-hrs)
• Store chilled-water produced off-peak by absorption chillers and electric chillers
• Absorption chillers operate on hot-water produced by part of the 25 MW biomass (waste wood)-fired CHP system
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TES System EconomicsFactors Affecting the Economics
• Cost of purchased fuel
• Difference between the on-peak and off-peak charge for power demand and electric energy
• Capital cost of the TES system
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Gas/Combustion Turbine System CharacteristicsEffect of Hot Weather
• Reduced electric power output, by up to 35%
• Reduced energy efficiency, by up to 8%
• Increased owner cost of buying grid power
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Generation Capacity Decreases with Increase in Ambient Temperature; Amount Depends on the CT
Selection
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Up to 4% loss in Energy Efficiency
Heat Rate Increases (i.e. Energy Efficiency Decreases) with Increase in Ambient
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Note: Heat rate is directly proportional to fuel consumption per kWh and inversely proportional to energy efficiency
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Smaller Capacity Systems More Sensitive to Ambient Temperature
Source: Solar Turbines
Capacity Loss of over 21% from ~10,750 kW to ~8,500 kW
Efficiency loss of over 8 % from HR of ~ 11,100 to ~12,000 Btu/kWh
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CO2 Emissions (lbs/kWh) During Peak PeriodCalifornia Summer Example
Y-Axis Unit: CO2 Emissions, Lbs/kWh
Source: Scot Duncan Presentation at ASHRAE June 2007
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Fuel Use* Carbon Footprint
System Carbon Footprint
Cogeneration/CHP Lowest**
CT in Combined-Cycle
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* Total fuel used for generating electric and thermal energy
** Utilizes thermal energy in the CT exhaust to meet some of the thermal energy needs
*** Old plants used primarily for peak shaving
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TIC Systems
• Minimize the detrimental impacts of hot weather on CT system performance
• Reduce the owner cost for buying power from grid
• Minimize the operation of low-efficiency power generation system connected to the grid during hot weather
Benefits
• Cool the inlet air to the GT/CT system
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Turbine Inlet Cooling
• Cooling the inlet air before or during compression in the compressor that supplies high-pressure compressed air to the combustor of a combustion turbine
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TIC System Technologies
Two Categories
• Reduce Temperature of Inlet Air to Compressor
• Reduce Temperature of Inlet Air During Compression
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TIC System TechnologiesReduce Inlet Air Temperature
• Direct Evaporation- Wetted Media- Fogging
• Indirect Evaporation• Chilled Fluid
- Indirect Heat Exchange- Direct Heat exchange
• Chilled Fluid in TES• Hybrid
- Some combination of two or more cooling technologies
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TIC System Technologies
Reduce Inlet-Air Temperature During Compression
• Wet Compression (or Fog Overspray)
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TIC Example
McCormick PlaceExposition CenterDistrict Energy SystemChicago, Illinois
• Inlet air is cooled for the 3.3 MW CHP system that uses three 1.1 MW gas turbines
• Air is cooled by indirect heat exchange with evaporating ammonia from ammonia chillers
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TIC Example
• 318 MW (3 x 106 MW)
• Hybrid TIC system: absorption chillers (8,300 Tons) in series with an electric chiller (1,200 Tons)
Calpine Clear Lake Cogeneration, Pasadena, TX
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DOE Survey* Results of CHP Installations with TIC
* Performed by The Cool Solutions Company and Avalon Consulting, Inc (2004)
29Total1Wet Compression1Fogging2Wetted Media4Ammonia Evaporation in Coil
21Chillers (w/ or w/o TES)Number of SystemsTechnology
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TIC System EconomicsFactors Affecting the Economics
• Market value of additional power generation capacity and electric energy produced by TIC
• Hourly weather data for the plant location
• TIC Technology
• CT model
• TIC system capital cost
• Cost of purchased fuel
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Effect of TIC Technology on Net Capacity Enhancement
Source: White Paper of the Turbine Inlet Cooling Association (2009)
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Effect of TIC Technology on Capital Cost for Incremental Capacity
317 MW Cogeneration System Snapshot at 95oF DB and 80oF WB
Source: White Paper of the Turbine Inlet Cooling Association (2009)
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Effect of TIC Technology on Net Increase in Electric Energy Output
Increased generation Relative to uncooled CT
Source: Punwani et al ASHRAE Winter Meeting, January 2001
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TES-TIC System Technologies
• Full-Shift: No chiller operated during on-peak periods; only chilled water from TES tanks is used
• Partial-Shift: Chillers as well as chilled water from TES tank are used during on-peak periods
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TES-TIC System
• Provides more net electric energy generation capacity during on-peak period than systems without TES
• Reduces chiller installed capacity and capital cost
Benefits
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TES-TIC SystemEconomics
TIC w/o TES TIC w/ TES*Chiller plant capacity 31,000 tons 11,000 tonsTES capacity none 190,000 ton-hrsTotal project capital cost ~$75 million ~$45 millionNet power increase (6 h/d) ~140 MW ~170 MWUnit capital cost ~$535/kW ~$265/kW
* Ten GE 7EA CTs (750 MW) in Saudi Arabia
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Economics of TES for TIC SystemComparison with Other Multi-hour Electric
Energy Storage SystemsSystem Cost, $/kW Efficiency, % Technology Status
TES for TIC 100 - 500 ~ 100 Commercial
Compressed Air 900 (Target) ~70 Developmental
Pumped Hydro 2,000+ 70-80 Commercial
Flywheel 3,400 80-90 Demonstration
Advanced Battery
4,500 ~70 “Pioneering”
Details are shown in the Appendix
Source: John S. Andrepont, Electric Power 2009
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Summary & Conclusions• TES has been successfully deployed for enhancing the energy
efficiency and the economics of numerous clean energy systems
• TIC has been successfully deployed for enhancing the power output, energy efficiency and the economics of numerous CT-based clean energy systems in hot weather/climates
• TES for TIC is a lower cost and a higher-efficiency option for electric energy storage than the proven pumped-hydro and the developing storage systems of compressed-air, flywheels and batteries
• No single Energy Storage technology fits all cases; but TES-TIC is a commercially viable and attractive option.
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For Questions or Follow-upContact:
Dharam V. PunwaniPhone: 1-630-983-0883E-mail: [email protected]
orJohn S. AndrepontPhone: 1-630-353-9690E-mail: [email protected]
The Cool Solutions Company
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Appendix
Detailed Comparison Between TES-TIC and Other Energy Storage Technologies
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Pumped Hydro ES vs. TES-TICPumped Hydro Turbine Inlet CoolingEnergy Storage with CHW TES
Location Michigan Saudi ArabiaYear in operation circa 1990 2005Peak power 1,200 MW 48 MWEnergy storage 9,600 MWh 288 MWhProjected life 30+ years 30+ yearsRound-trip eff. ~70-80% near 100%Classification commercial commercialUnit capital cost $2,000+/kW $83/kWDispatch period 8 hours/day 6 hours/day
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Compressed Air ES vs. TES-TICCompressed Air Turbine Inlet CoolingEnergy Storage with CHW TES
Location Iowa Saudi ArabiaYear in operation 201X (planned) 2005Peak power 268 MW 48 MWEnergy storage 1,608 MWh 288 MWhProjected life 20+ years 30+ yearsRound-trip effic’cy ~70% near 100%Classification developmental commercialUnit capital cost $900/kW (target) $83/kWDispatch period 6 hours/day 6 hours/day
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Advanced Battery ES vs. TES-TIC“Utility-scale” Na-S Turbine Inlet CoolingAdvanced Batteries with CHW TES
Location West Virginia Saudi ArabiaYear in operation 2006 2005Peak power 1.2 MW 48 MWEnergy storage 7.2 MWh 288 MWhProjected life 15 years 30+ yearsRound-trip effic’cy ~70% near 100%Classification “pioneering” commercialUnit capital cost $4,500/kW $83/kWDispatch period 6 hours/day 6 hours/day
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Flywheel ES vs TES-TICFlywheel Turbine Inlet CoolingEnergy Storage with CHW TES
Location New York Saudi ArabiaYear in operation 2011 (1st 20%) 2005Peak power 20 MW 48 MWEnergy storage 5 MWh 288 MWhProjected life 20 years 30+ yearsRound-trip effic’cy ~80-90% near 100%Classification demonstration commercialUnit capital cost $3,440/kW $83/kWDispatch period 15 minutes 6 hours/day