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Alternative Biomass Fuels Consideration Exergy and Power Analysis for Hybrid System Includes PSOFC and GT Integration

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Pages 1962-1970 | Published online: 14 Sep 2015
 

Abstract

The present study aims to analyze a combined heat and power (CHP) system with an approach towards exergy analysis and employing biomass gasification. The cycle modeling was carried out using Cycle-Tempo and the main purpose was to achieve parametric analysis of the model. The system’s function was studied by categorizing alternative biomass fuels, also qualitative and quantitative analyses of the biomass fuel samples were presented and considering the trade-off points, most appropriate biomass fuel with respect to exergy efficiency and delivered power were determined. The results indicated that the bagasse and wood chips had the total exergy efficiency of 54.5 and 57.1% in trade-off point, respectively.

NOMENCLATURE

Parameters

LHV=

lower heating value, kJ/kg

TIT=

turbine inlet temperature, K

E=

power, kW

Ex=

exergy, kW

wt%=

weight fraction

mol%=

mole fraction

Acronyms

SOFC=

solid oxide fuel cell

PSOFC=

pressurized solid oxide fuel cell

ER-PSOFC=

external reforming SOFC

GT=

gas turbine

FB=

fluidized bed

SR=

steam reformer

HP=

combined heat and power

HRSG=

heat recovery steam generator

Bio.=

biomass

NG=

natural gas

HP=

high pressure

LP=

low pressure

Subscripts

Ex=

exergy

in=

inlet

out=

outlet

el=

electrical

p=

primary flow

s=

secondary flow

tm=

thermo-mechanical

ch=

chemical

f=

functional

tot=

total

shaft=

shaft power

ox=

oxidant

Greek Letters

η=

efficiency

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