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<strong>Annual</strong> Research <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong><br />

Project Title:<br />

Conceptual Design of a CCHP system for a Selected Gas or<br />

Combined Cycle Plant<br />

Department: Power Plant Operation Studies Project manager: H.Rezazadeh<br />

Employer: NRI<br />

Project Code: POPPN12<br />

Project Staff: H. Maasoumi, M.E. SarbandiFarahani, A. Namazi, M.Soltani, S.<br />

MostafaviTehrani,<br />

Project Summary:<br />

Inefficient evaporative cooling solutions to capacity decrease in summer months and<br />

water scarcity are of prominent problems of the warm and humid regions located on the<br />

coasts of the Persian Gulf. An interesting approach for both mentioned problems is a<br />

combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP) system for the gas turbine plants located<br />

in the region which benefits both power and water issues simultaneously. Locating in an<br />

energy rich region has made the Persian Gulf coasts a popular place to invest on CCHP<br />

plants.<br />

Selecting an optimized capacity for the cooling and heating parts in a CCHP system<br />

calls for taking in to account a variety of factors from local fuel, power and water prices<br />

to capital and O&M costs as well as regional water and electricity demand. In this<br />

regard this research project was introduced to determine the potential benefits of the<br />

plan in our country and Chabahar Power plant was selected as one proper plant to be<br />

undergoing this plan. The optimum chiller capacity was determined using the local<br />

climate records and different scenarios to co generation of water and electricity was<br />

studied considering condensing or back pressure steam turbines as well as different<br />

scenarios for inlet cooling with or without thermal energy storage systems. The<br />

optimum plan was finally selected from the all possible configurations based on techno<br />

economical analysis.<br />

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