In table I. we compared how much heat can be retrieved by1 m 3 natural gas by a gas boiler with 87% efficiency and by aheat pump with SPF 2,2. We calculated with average 40 %electrical efficiency of the gas fueled power plants and 10 %loss on the electrical network.Table I. Energy ratios of heat pump applicationheatoutputMJwasteheatMJusedgas m 3produced/usedelectricity MJGas boiler 1 29,6 4,4Power plant 1 13,6 20,4Heat pump 12,24 26,93 1,36Fig. 4. Efficiencies of CHP-s [11]The heat pump is far better than the clear electric heatingbut is worse than a local gas boiler. It has advantages in caseof warm external heat sources or by applying it in summer inreverse mode (cooling). By the way, the new condensingboilers’ efficiency is over 95%.C. The micro CHP applicationThe microCHP (small scale Combined Heat and Powergeneration unit) provides electricity and heat mainly on opencycle Otto piston engine base. The heat of the exhaust gaswarms the water or air through a heat exchanger.Fig. 5. Primary energy savings by usage of the waste heat [11]If we are interested in the national energy efficiency we caninvestigate the alternatives, where to burn the gas. In a shortcalculation we compared the performance of the centralelectricity generation and the local heat production (gas heatedboiler for heating purposes) with the distributed small CHPengines.The up-to-date bulk Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT)power plants works with over 50% electrical efficiency.Fig. 3. The structure of the microCHP applications [applying 11]A survey on the commercially available microCHP-s stated anaverage of 82% operating efficiency, taking into account bothelectricity consumed by the appliance and electricity generatedby it. When considering thermal and electrical efficienciesindependently, the average thermal efficiency for all sites is58% and the average electrical efficiency is 24%. There waslittle seasonality”. [11]The traditional gas boiler has 85-87% average heat efficiency.A typical microCHP has 26% electrical efficiency and 61%heat usage efficiency.Table II. Advantage of the microCHPusedgas m 3 heat MJelectricityMJ waste MJGas boiler 1,00 29,44 4,56CCGT 0,42 7,14 7,14MicroCHP 1,42 29,44 12,95 5,89The calculation shows that the small scale co-generationproduces more electricity from the same input gas by heatconstraint than the simple gas boiler and the separate goodefficiency CCGT. This encourages us to investigate and foster110
the microCHP development. The energy performance analysisdid not take into account the investment into the devices.II.THE GREEN BALANCEThe comparison covers the effect of the national CO 2emission, too. The following table shows the amount of thegas burned and the CO 2 emitted in case of producing the sameamount of heat and electricity by different methods. Wecalculated with 50% efficiency of the CCGT plant, 87% of theboiler, 2.3 SPF for the heat pump and 1.73 kg CO 2 emissionby 1 burning 1 m 3 natural gas.Table III. CO 2 balance comparisongenerated/usedelectricityMJTotalCO 2emissionin kgusedgas m 3heatMJGas boiler + 1 29,44external electricitygeneration inCCGT 0,761 12,95 3,04Power plant forheat plant + 0,828 14,08Heat pump + 12,8 29,44external electricitygeneration inCCGT 0,761 12,95 2,74MicroCHP 1,42 12,95 29,44 2,45It’s clear that the microCHP has the best CO 2 balance. Thegood position of the heat pump comes from the goodefficiency of the CCGT.III. THE GRID IS SMARTENINGThe Smart approach infiltrates into the existing grid, more andmore smart solutions and devices will perform the future’ssmart operations. Beside other important features all the Smartdefinitions mention that this grid enables• loads and distributed resources to participate inoperations [7]• the large-scale deployment of DG (DistributedGeneration) and renewable resources. [9]There are some distributed electricity generation units thatproduce only electricity (PhotoVoltaics or Wind turbines), butthere is a huge area where we produce a lot of heat energywaste permanently. That is the gas heating, where we produceonly heat but electricity could be generated by the mechanicalvolume extension, too. The principle of the CHP (CombinedHeat and Power generation) is• first the electricity generation (mainly on mechanicbase internal combustion engines such as the microgas-turbineor the Otto engine. Electricity can begenerated in fuel-cells [1], Stirling engines orRankine cycle engines, as well. [4])• second the usage of the heat of the exhaust gasBy this methodology operate a lot of• bulk power plants (over 100 MW, mainly with gasturbine) a• medium category plants (0,5-3 MW mainly withmulti cylinder gas engines).The (bulk) CHP based electricity generation ratio was over22% in Hungary in the year 2008. [8]IV. THE MICRO CHP TRENDThe applications of CHPs have spread over also in Europe andin the last decade the small scale micro CHP (typically 1-10kW) became commercially available. They can supply theindividual households by heat and electricity, too.In Germany 3,000 eco-power micro-CHP units have beeninstalled, using the U.S. based Marathon Engine Systemslong-life engine. [2] Furthermore over 23,000 DACHS mini-CHP units (typically 5,5 kW units) have been installed basedon reciprocating engine technology. [3]Honda’s 1 kW (electrical power) system – named Ecowill –mainly is used in single-family home applications. In Japanmore than 30.000 units have been installed. [5]In Europe by the year 2020 over 10 million microCHPs areforecasted. For Central and Eastern Europe the installationpotential is 700.000 units. [6] If we count an 1,5 kW averagepower per CHP and assume 10 million devices, it makes15.000 MW, that is the 3,5 % of the 400 GW operationalpower of the European system. This huge unit number cancooperate only as controlled “virtual power plant” that will berealized by the Smart Grid philosophy.V. THE TEST DEVICEIn the last half decade the world’s yearly car production wasover 50 millions [10]. Roughly, this is the number of the carswithdrawn from circulation yearly, as well. Having seen thehuge amount of industrial waste, we made a trial to use an oldcar engine to drive a 3 phase squirrel cage induction motor.Motor (not a generator) because it operated decades in a smallplant, and we looked for a second hand device. The basicapproach is:• a large number of engines are available• they are low cost• it is a low speed operation• 12 V DC output is built in• electrical efficiency is not so important for most ofthe heat waste is captured for heating purpose111
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