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VGB POWERTECH 10 (2019)

VGB PowerTech - International Journal for Generation and Storage of Electricity and Heat. Issue 10 (2019). Technical Journal of the VGB PowerTech Association. Energy is us! Cyber security. Power generation. Environment. Flexibility.

VGB PowerTech - International Journal for Generation and Storage of Electricity and Heat. Issue 10 (2019).
Technical Journal of the VGB PowerTech Association. Energy is us!
Cyber security. Power generation. Environment. Flexibility.

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Heat storage systems<br />

A journey through <strong>10</strong>0 years <strong>VGB</strong> | <strong>VGB</strong><br />

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heat network. F i g u r e 13 shows how the<br />

new district-heat storage unit has been integrated<br />

into the district-heat generation<br />

facilities of the GKM plant.<br />

Unit 9 is currently under construction and<br />

will go on line in 2015. Ta b l e 3 shows<br />

a selection of technical data of the GKM<br />

heat storage system. The construction activities<br />

began in September 2012 (F i g u r e<br />

14). The system is scheduled to operate as<br />

planned by fall 2013.<br />

The GKM district-heat storage unit will fulfil<br />

two major functions:<br />

– securing the district-heat supply in the<br />

event of a failure of the other districtheat<br />

supply systems, and<br />

– provide for cost-efficient operational optimisation<br />

of the CHP units in the GKM<br />

plant.<br />

Summary<br />

Owing to the rapid increase in the capacities<br />

of plants based on the use of renewable<br />

energy for heat and power generation,<br />

the demand for energy storage systems in<br />

Germany and Europe is high and will continue<br />

to grow. The paper at hand takes a<br />

closer look at large-scale systems installed<br />

for the purpose of heat and energy storage<br />

in heat and power generation plants. The<br />

basic principles of energy storage systems<br />

are described by a number of example systems<br />

and are complemented by an overview<br />

of the state of applications and their<br />

respective implementation. For reasons of<br />

an enhancement of the energy efficiency<br />

of plants, it continues to be advisable to<br />

operate combined heat and power units<br />

(CHP). However, since situations are expected<br />

to be on the rise where the amount<br />

of power and heat produced does not coincide<br />

with the power and heat demand<br />

(e.g. in heat and power generation plants),<br />

it will be of paramount importance to find<br />

optimised technical solutions. One of the<br />

options in this respect are systems where<br />

heat is stored in large-sized storage units.<br />

Water is commonly used as a medium for<br />

storing heat. Furthermore, there are large<br />

systems where liquid salts or solid matter<br />

are used. The use of water/steam in largescale<br />

applications, however, is normally<br />

limited to temperatures below 300 °C because<br />

of technical and commercial factors.<br />

The systems most frequently used are nonpressurized<br />

systems or systems that operate<br />

with a minor overpressure. The GKM<br />

heat storage system has been presented as<br />

an example of how a large heat storage unit<br />

can be integrated into a CHP plant and a<br />

large district-heat network. There is an obvious<br />

demand for further advancement of<br />

the energy storage concepts for high temperature<br />

levels.<br />

References<br />

[ 1] Petermann, J.: Sichere Energie im 21. Jahrhundert<br />

(2008).<br />

[ 2] Hennicke, P., and Fischedick, M.: Erneuerbare<br />

Energien (2007).<br />

[ 3] Molfese, S., and Adolph, D.: Anforderungen<br />

an die Einsatzflexibilität der Kraftwerke<br />

aufgrund der Einspeisevolatilität<br />

der regenerativen Anlagen. Tagungsband<br />

VDI Fachkonferenz Flexibilitäts- und Effizienz<br />

steigerung von Bestandskraftwerken<br />

Bremen 22. und 23. Mai 2012, VDI Wissensforum,<br />

Düsseldorf, 2012.<br />

[ 4] Kalhammer, F.R., and Yau, T.S.: Energiespeicherung<br />

und -management bei Stromversorgungssystemen.<br />

<strong>VGB</strong> Kraftwerkstechnik<br />

66 (1986), <strong>10</strong>8-113.<br />

[ 5] Mauch, W., et al: Anforderungen an elektrische<br />

Energiespeicher. VDI Berichte 2058,<br />

Düsseldorf, 2009.<br />

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Analyse zur Wirtschaftlichkeit von<br />

Batteriespeicher-Anwendungen. BWK Bd.<br />

58 (2006) Nr. 11., 50-55.<br />

[ 7] Lambertz, J.: Speicher als Teil der Energiearchitektur<br />

der Zukunft. MCC Fachforum<br />

Energiespeicher 17. und 18. November<br />

2011 in Köln, MCC Seminare, Düren.<br />

[ 8] Streit über Pumpspeicherkraftwerk im<br />

Schwarzwald. Dow Jones Energy Daily<br />

26. Juli 2011, Nr. 142, 4, Dow Jones News,<br />

Frankfurt a.M.<br />

[ 9] Vattenfall hat Probleme mit Pumpspeicherkraftwerken.<br />

Dow Jones Energy Daily<br />

18. September 2012, Nr. 181, 1, Dow Jones<br />

News, Frankfurt a.M.<br />

[<strong>10</strong>] Netzentgelte für Österreicher Pumpstrom<br />

bleiben gleich. Dow Jones Energy Daily<br />

30. Dezember 2011, Nr. 253, 6, Dow Jones<br />

News, Frankfurt a.M.<br />

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und Management 15. Januar 2012, 6,<br />

E&M, Herrsching.<br />

[12] Pump it up! E&M Energie und Management<br />

15. Juli 2011, 15, E&M, Herrsching.<br />

[13] Herbst, H.Chr.: Luftspeicher-Gasturbinenkraftwerk:<br />

Eine neue Möglichkeit der Spitzenstromerzeugung.<br />

VDI Berichte 236,<br />

113-145, Düsseldorf.<br />

[14] Kohlekraftwerk Farge/Gaskraftwerk Huntorf.<br />

Informationsbroschüre. E.ON Kraftwerke<br />

GmbH, Hannover 2003.<br />

[15] Power-to-Gas-Anlage darf gebaut werden.<br />

Dow Jones Energy Daily <strong>10</strong>. April 2012,<br />

Nr. 70, 3, Dow Jones News, Frankfurt a.M.<br />

[16] Mobilität der Zukunft hat viele Facetten.<br />

VDI Nachrichten 19. Oktober 2012, Nr. 42,<br />

11, Düsseldorf.<br />

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on CSP Power Plants and Heat Stroage.<br />

28. August 2012, Information for GKM<br />

Dr. Meierer. Siemens AG. Energy Sector<br />

Oil & Gas / Fossil Power Generation, Erlangen.<br />

[18] Hedbäck, A. J.W: Informations about the<br />

“Dr. Hedbäck heat storage system” for<br />

GKM Dr. Meierer. 29. September 2012.<br />

AB TORE J HEDBÄCK, Danderyd, Sweden.<br />

[19] www.gkm.de 4. Januar 2013. l<br />

<strong>VGB</strong>-Standard<br />

Electrical Generating Unit Protection<br />

Ausgabe/edition 2012 – <strong>VGB</strong>-S-025-00-2012-11-EN<br />

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The present <strong>VGB</strong>-Standard “Electric Generating Unit Protection“ was newly compiled by the <strong>VGB</strong><br />

project group of the same name. It continues the “Guidelines for electric generating unit protection”<br />

issued by the VDEW in 1985, and integrates new possibilities and requirements with the application<br />

of multi-functional digital protection devices.<br />

Due to the adaptation to new norms and guidelines a new edition became necessary.<br />

The <strong>VGB</strong>-work group “Electrical machines and plants” appointed the project group “generating<br />

unit protection”, compiled of experts of European power station operators. After the completion<br />

of a preliminary draft, this was discussed with manufacturers of protection devices and then<br />

jointly revised.<br />

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