Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine

We investigate two variants of the operative conditions of heat and power plants with technological schemes where heat pumps are used for utilizing the heat of exhaust gases of steam generators: the variant with controlled electric power of heat and power plant and economical variant ensuring maximu...

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description We investigate two variants of the operative conditions of heat and power plants with technological schemes where heat pumps are used for utilizing the heat of exhaust gases of steam generators: the variant with controlled electric power of heat and power plant and economical variant ensuring maximum cost effectiveness.According to the variant with controlled electric power, the output thermal power transferred by heat and power plants to the heating system coincides with its rated thermal power. However, the thermal power taken off from the turbines decreases by 9.6%. According to this variant, the total electric power is reduced by 14% as compared with nominal conditions (without heat pumps). Generally, the total power transferred by heat and power plants outside under these operative conditions, with regard for the thermal power produced by the heat pumps, is by 4.5% less than the total power under nominal conditions. Therefore, the use of heat and power plants for regulating power can be cost effective only if they are engaged in solving system problems (in particular, for controlling power generation in response to the electric load demands) with the corresponding payments for such services by the power system.The economical variant is much more cost effective. This variant provides the rated values of turbine power transferred to the electric generators, whereas the thermal power transferred to the heating system increases by 10.6%. The total power of heat and power plants increases by 5.6% as compared with the rated conditions.A much greater additional effect under this variant can be achieved by using heat pumps, working at heat and power plants, as consumers-regulators in the system of automatic control of frequency and power as a part of the integrated power system.
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fulltext 39ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) UDC: 621.311.661 M.M. KULYK, Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, V.D. BILODID, Candidate of Science (Eng.), Institute of General Energy, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv OPERATIVE CONDITIONS AND ATTAINABLE VOLUMES OF USING HEAT PUMPS AT HEAT AND POWER PLANTS IN THE INTEGRATED POWER SYSTEM OF UKRAINE We investigate two variants of the operative conditions of heat and power plants with techno- logical schemes where heat pumps are used for utilizing the heat of exhaust gases of steam generators: the variant with controlled electric power of heat and power plant and economi- cal variant ensuring the maximum cost effectiveness. It is demonstrated that the variant with controlled electric power is reasonable only if the electric power of heat and power plant is used for eliminating system problems, in particular, for controlling power generation in response to the electric load demands, with the corresponding payments for these services. The economical variant is much more cost effective because it provides a substantial increase in the output thermal power of the heat and power plant. An additional substantial economic effect can be obtained in the case when the heat and power plant, working accord- ing to the economical variant, is involved to a system of the automatic control of frequency and power as a part of the integrated power system. K e y w o r d s: heat and power plant, heat pump, capacity, heat, electric power, balance, efficiency. ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ ТА ОПТИМІЗАЦІЯ ТЕХНОЛОГІЧНИХ ОБ’ЄКТІВ І СИСТЕМ ЕНЕРГЕТИКИ The last decade is characterized by the fact that the world community relies, to an increasing degree, upon energy supplied from renewable ener- gy sources. In this case, special consideration is given, without sufficient arguments, to wind and solar energy, although these renewable energy sources at present cannot compete with the tradi- tional technologies of the production of electric and heat energy. For strange reasons, both manufactur- ers and managers of all levels in Ukraine do not consider the possibility to use heat-pump technolo- gies, allowing the utilization of heat from various low-grade heat sources. This fact disagrees with the opinions of numerous scientists who have proved that such technologies are highly competitive. Special attention should be given to publications with the results of studies of low-grade heat utiliza- tion systems based on heat pumps. These systems use waste heat from various industrial heat sources (exhaust gases of steam generators, process liquids in cooling systems, etc.), specifically at power-gen- erating plants and, first of all, at heat and power plants (HPP). One of the promising variants of using heat pumps in the technological schemes of HPP [1, 2] is illustrated in Figure. In this paper, we analyze the possible operative conditions and efficiency of such systems. The use of heat pumps for utilizing the waste heat of exhaust gases of steam generators is reasonably practicable because such utilization enables one to increase the fuel utilization factor. The thermal power Qv that is lost with exhaust gases of steam generators shown in Figure is deter- mined as follows:© M.M. KULYK, V.D. BILODID, 2014 40 ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) KULYK M.M.,BILODID V.D. Schematic diagram illustrating the utilization of the heat of exhaust gases of steam generators of HPP with using heat pumps: Ch – chimney; Sg – steam generator; T – turbine; Cte – consumers of thermal power; HR – waste heat recovery units; HP – heat pumps; G – electric generators; NH1, NH2 – heaters of delivery water Qv = ηv PSg, (1) where PSg is the capacity of the steam generator, and ηv is the part of its capacity that is lost with exhaust gases. From the exhaust gases, the waste heat recovery unit extracts thermal power which is given by Qr = ηr Qv, (2) where ηr is the utilized part of thermal power of the exhaust gases. The heat pump, using the part NHP of output power of the electric generator, transfers the extracted thermal power Qr with the required parameters to thermal power consumers. In this case, the operation of the heat pump is character- ized by the following relations [3, 4]: QHP = ϕ NHP, (3) and (4) where QHP is the output thermal power of the heat pump, and ϕ is the coefficient of heat-pump per- formance. The output thermal power of the heat pump is transferred to the heating system via heaters NH1 and NH2, i.e., an additional thermal power QHP is generated. Since the coefficient of heat-pump per- formance for modern heat pumps reaches 4.5 … 6 or even more, the technological scheme illustrated in Figure under certain conditions can be cost-jus- tifiable. There are two variants of the operative condi- tions of HPP with the technological scheme illus- trated in Figure where heat pumps are used. Variant 1 (variant with controlled electric power) According to this variant (it is considered in [2]), thermal power QN at the output of the heater NH1 is transferred to the heating system and maintained at such level as it would be if there is no heat pump in the technological scheme of the HPP, that is: QN = Qo, (5) (6) 41ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine where No is the rated electric capacity of the tur- bine, and K is the specific production of electric power in operation of the turbine as a thermal power source [5]. When analyzing Variant 1, the operative condi- tions of the HPP are determined by solving the sys- tem of algebraic equations that describe certain ele- ments of its technological scheme. For the heater (NH1): QT + QHP = Qo = QN, (7) where QT is the output thermal power of the tur- bine, QHP is the output thermal power of the heat pump, and QN is the thermal power transferred to the heating system. For the turbine (T): ηT QSg – QT – N = 0, (8) QSg = ηSgPSg, (9) where ηT is the turbine efficiency factor, QSg is the output power of the steam generator, ηSg is its effi- ciency factor, and N is the part of output power of the turbine which is transferred to the electric gen- erator. For the electric generator (G): NG – NN – NHP = 0, (10) NG = ηGN, (11) where NG is the output power of the generator, ηG is its efficiency factor, NN is the electric power trans- ferred to the power network, and NHP is the part of output power of the generator which is used for operating the heat pump. For the system of equations (7), (8), and (10), taking into account equations (1) … (6) and (9), it is possible to find analytical solutions. Since the parameters QT and N in (8) are related according to formula (6), the output thermal power QT of the turbine is given by (12) From equations (1) … (4) and (9), it follows that (13) Substituting (13) in (7), we determine the output thermal power QSg of the steam generator as (14) where the coefficient a depends only on the output parameters: (15) Since the quantity Qo is also known, the output thermal power QSg of the steam generator is deter- mined. All the other parameters of the technologi- cal scheme illustrated in Figure can be expressed in terms of the thermal power QSg by analogy with (12) and (13). Specifically, the part of output power of the turbine which is transferred to the electric gen- erator is equal to (16) the electric power consumed by the heat pump is (17) the output power of the electric generator is equal to (18) the electric power transferred to the power network can be calculated as (19) System of equations (12) … (19) enables one to calculate the operative conditions of technological scheme of the equivalent HPP illustrated in Figure. Table 1 contains the results of calculations of the operative conditions of HPP in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine according to Variant 1 (the variant with controlled electric power of the HPP). These plants are divided into four groups by initial steam pressure, as is made in [2], for the possibility to com- pare the results obtained. In these calculations, for all groups of heat and power plants, the initial values of the design parameters are specified as follows: ηr = 0.8, φ = 4.5, ηT = 0.78, and ηG = 0.98. The other necessary initial parameters are presented in Table 1. 42 ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) KULYK M.M.,BILODID V.D. Table 1 - Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at HPP in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine (the variant with controlled electric power) ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine The results of analysis of the variant with con- trolled electric power demonstrate the following. According to this variant, the total thermal power ∑ (QT + QHP) that is transferred from the HPP to the heating system coincides with the total rated operating thermal power ∑ Qo, as must by relation (7). The total electric power transferred to the power network is reduced by 14 % as compared with the nominal operative conditions of HPP (without heat pumps). So, when the variant with controlled electric power is used, the installed electric power of the HPP is considerably underutilized. The thermal power of the plant turbines is also underutilized by 9.6 %, but this underutilization is compensated by additional thermal power generated by the heat pumps. Generally, according to this variant, the total output power transferred outside by the plant illus- trated in Figure is reduced by 4.5 % as compared with the total output power of the HPP without heat pumps, i.e., the reduction is quite substantial. Therefore, we may conclude that, possibly, the use of this variant is reasonable only if the electric power of the HPP is involved to eliminating prob- lems arising in power systems, in particular, for controlling power generation in response to electric load demands. But this use requires an additional economic analysis. Positive solution on the use of this variant will depend on the pay for system (sec- ondary) services supplied to consumers. It should be emphasized that the powers of heat pumps presented in Table 1 are maximum possible for this variant with the specified initial parameters. These powers are represented as system parameters and, according to equations (13) and (17), depend on both the operative conditions and design param- eters such as ηv, ηr, ηSg, ϕ, and ηT. The values of these system parameters can be reduced only by removing a certain part of the heat pumps from service up to their complete exclusion. In this case, the HPP will work under the rated operative condi- tions. Note that, according to Table 1, the obtained range of variation of the electric power transferred to the power network is less by a factor of more then five as the corresponding range presented in [2]. Variant 2 (economical variant) According to this variant (realized in [1]), the control system of the turbine power provides the generation of rated operating thermal power QT in the presence of heat pumps in the scheme of HPP shown in Figure: QT = Qo, (20) where Qo is calculated according to (6). The relations connecting the operative condi- tions of the HPP according to Variant 2 are the fol- lowing: QN – Qo – QHP = 0, (21) ηTQSg – Qo – No = 0, (22) NG – NN – NHP = 0, (23) System (21) – (23) has an analytical solution: (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) The notation in equations (21) … (29) is the same as those in dependences (1) … (19). Relations (24) … (29) were used for calculating the parame- ters characterizing the operative conditions of groups of HPP, determined in analyzing Variant 1, with the same initial data as in Table 1. The results of calculations for Variant 2 are presented in Table 2. In contrast to Variant 1, the operative condi- tions of HPP with heat pumps according to Variant 2 are cost-justifiable. The thermal power of each group of HPP and their assemblage as a whole increases. This growth, expressed in relative values, is inversely proportional to the efficiency factor of the steam generators because, with increase in these factors, the relative power of exhaust gases 43 44 ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) KULYK M.M.,BILODID V.D. Table 2 - Operative conditions and attainable volumes of heat pumps at HPP in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine (the economical variant) 45ISSN 1562-8965. Проблеми загальної енергетики, 2014, вип. 1 (36) Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine decreases. The increment of thermal power reaches 11% for the group of steam generators with an effi- ciency factor ηSg = 92% and 9.5% for the steam generators with an efficiency factor ηSg= 94%. The average increase in the thermal power of all assem- blage of heat and power plants is estimated as 10.8%. It is reasonable to determine the total power that is transferred from all HPP to the power net- work and heating system. This power constitutes 12,899.7 MW under the rated operative conditions (without heat pumps) and 13,627.7 MW under the conditions with heat pumps (Variant 2). So, the total power increases by 5.6 %, i.e., the increase is substantial. It is also important that the operative conditions of HPP according to Variant 2 can be used efficient- ly for the automatic control of frequency and power (ACFP) in power systems. If there is a deficiency of power, then the ACFP system switches off the heat pumps installed at HPP. In this case, the electric power transferred to the power network increases by 208.1 MW, resulting in partial or complete com- pensation of the formed power deficit. During the period when the ACFP system operates (15 min- utes), the heating system receives 936.1 MW of thermal power less, but this decrease is compensat- ed due to the accumulating capacity of heating sys- tems and buildings of the consumers. The results of special energy-and-economic studies demonstrate that the ACFP systems based on consumers-regula- tors in the form of controlled heat-pump stations included to district heating systems provide cost effectiveness of about 1 billion of US dollars per year. The results obtained enable us to make the fol- lowing generalizations. 1. The operative conditions of HPP with heat pumps in their technological schemes according to Figure can be implemented by using two variants: the variant with controlled electric power and eco- nomical one. 2. The variant with controlled electric power provides the possibility to vary the electric power of HPP transferred to the power network in the range of 0 … 14% of the rated output electric power (see Table 1). Here, the value 14% corresponds to the maximum possible powers of heat pumps. However, this variation is possible due to reducing the output electric power of turbines by 9% and their thermal power by 9.6%. Therefore, the cost effectiveness of this variant can be ensured only under fairly rigid conditions, namely, in the case of high payments, established by the power system, for system services in satisfying the electric load demands. 3. The economical variant of the operative con- ditions of HPP with heat pumps is characterized by a high cost effectiveness. The total thermal and electric power transferred to the heating system and power network according to this variant increases by 5.6% as compared with the rated operative con- ditions, which guarantees its high cost effectiveness. This effect can be even greater due to the use of heat pumps, working at HPP, as consumers-regula- tors in the ACFP system as a part of the Integrated Power System of Ukraine. Bibliography 1. Large-scale heat pumps for Swedish munici- pal incineration plants, European Heat Pump News: The Newsletter of the European Heat Pump Concerted Action, Issue 2, August 1999. – P. 6 (Umeå, Sweden). 2. Dubovskyi S.V., Levchuk A.P., Kadenskyi M.Y., Increasing the maneuver capabilities of power system by means of the use of heat pumps as regulators at heat and power plants, Problemy Zahal’noi Enerhetyky, No. 4(35), 2013. – P. 16. 3. Sokolov E.Y., Brodianskyi V.M., Energy characteristics of heat transformation and cool- ing processes [in Russian], M., Energoizdat, 1981. – 320 p. 4. Kulyk M.M., Bilodid V.D., Problems and perspectives of development of technologies based on heat pumps in Ukraine, Problemy Zahal’noi Enerhetyky, No. 14, 2006.- P. 7. 5. Benenson E.I., Ioffe L.S., Dual-purpose steam turbines [in Russian], M., Energoatomizdat, 1986. – 271 p. Надійшла до редколегії 25.02.2014
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spelling systemreorg-article-5102026-07-18T12:57:41Z Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine Режими експлуатації та досяжні обсяги використання теплових насосів на ТЕЦ в ОЕС України Kulyk М.M. Bilodid V.D. heat and power plant, heat pump, capacity, heat, electric power, balance, efficiency. теплоелектроцентраль, тепловий насос, потужність, теплота, електроенергія, баланс, ефективність. We investigate two variants of the operative conditions of heat and power plants with technological schemes where heat pumps are used for utilizing the heat of exhaust gases of steam generators: the variant with controlled electric power of heat and power plant and economical variant ensuring maximum cost effectiveness.According to the variant with controlled electric power, the output thermal power transferred by heat and power plants to the heating system coincides with its rated thermal power. However, the thermal power taken off from the turbines decreases by 9.6%. According to this variant, the total electric power is reduced by 14% as compared with nominal conditions (without heat pumps). Generally, the total power transferred by heat and power plants outside under these operative conditions, with regard for the thermal power produced by the heat pumps, is by 4.5% less than the total power under nominal conditions. Therefore, the use of heat and power plants for regulating power can be cost effective only if they are engaged in solving system problems (in particular, for controlling power generation in response to the electric load demands) with the corresponding payments for such services by the power system.The economical variant is much more cost effective. This variant provides the rated values of turbine power transferred to the electric generators, whereas the thermal power transferred to the heating system increases by 10.6%. The total power of heat and power plants increases by 5.6% as compared with the rated conditions.A much greater additional effect under this variant can be achieved by using heat pumps, working at heat and power plants, as consumers-regulators in the system of automatic control of frequency and power as a part of the integrated power system. Досліджені два варіанти режимів експлуатації ТЕЦ, в технологічних схемах яких використовуються теплові насоси, що утилізують теплоту вихідних газів парогенераторів ТЕЦ: варіант з регулюванням електричної потужності ТЕЦ та економічний варіант, який забезпечує максимальну ефективність.Згідно з варіантом з регулюванням потужності загальна теплова потужність, яку ТЕЦ видають в теплову мережу, співпадає з її номінальною тепловою потужністю, однак теплова потужність, що відбирається від турбін, зменшується на 9,6%. Сумарна електрична потужність зменшується за цим варіантом на 14% у порівнянні з номінальним режимом (без теплових насосів). В цілому, сумарна енергія, що видається ТЕЦ назовні за цим режимом, з урахуванням теплової енергії від теплових насосів, є меншою за її сумарну потужність в номінальному режимі на 4,5%. Тому використання ТЕЦ для регулювання потужності може бути економічно доцільним лише у разі залучення їх до вирішення системних задач (зокрема, до покриття графіків електричних навантажень) з відповідною оплатою цих послуг з боку енергосистеми.Економічний варіант є набагато ефективнішим. Згідно з цим варіантом забезпечуються номінальні значення потужності турбін, що передаються електричним генераторам, а теплова потужність, що надається в мережу, зростає на 10,6%. Загальна потужність ТЕЦ збільшується в порівнянні з номінальним режимом на 5,6%.Значно більший додатковий економічний ефект може бути досягнутим за цим варіантом завдяки використанню теплових насосів, що працюють у складі ТЕЦ, в якості споживачів-регуляторів в системі автоматичного регулювання частоти і потужності об’єднаної енергосистеми. General Energy Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine 2014-03-19 Article Article application/pdf https://systemre.org/index.php/journal/article/view/510 System Research in Energy; No. 1 (36) (2014): The Problems of General Energy; 39-45 Системні дослідження в енергетиці; № 1 (36) (2014): Проблеми загальної енергетики; 39-45 2786-7102 2786-7633 uk https://systemre.org/index.php/journal/article/view/510/445 Copyright (c) 2014 Kulyk М.M., Bilodid V.D. https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0
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Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine
title Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine
title_alt Режими експлуатації та досяжні обсяги використання теплових насосів на ТЕЦ в ОЕС України
title_full Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine
title_fullStr Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine
title_full_unstemmed Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine
title_short Operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine
title_sort operative conditions and attainable volumes of using heat pumps at heat and power plants in the integrated power system of ukraine
topic heat and power plant
heat pump
capacity
heat
electric power
balance
efficiency.
topic_facet heat and power plant
heat pump
capacity
heat
electric power
balance
efficiency.
теплоелектроцентраль
тепловий насос
потужність
теплота
електроенергія
баланс
ефективність.
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