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Electrical and thermal energy balance analysis for an off-grid campground site December 9, 2010 Supervisors Prof. dr. ir. J.L.M. Hensen Dr. dipl.-ing M. Trcka B. Lee MSc ing. Jeroen van Hellenberg Hubar Sep 2010 SIP II progress Jan 2011

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Progress presentation of the initial study for my graduation (named System Integration Project II). Graduation theme is “Electrical and thermal energy balance analysis for an off-grid campground site”. The graduation research is performed at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the research group of prof.dr.ir Jan Hensen. Each month all the graduate students have to present their progress of the last month.

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Electrical and thermal energy balance analysis for an off-grid campground siteDecember 9, 2010

SupervisorsProf. dr. ir. J.L.M. HensenDr. dipl.-ing M. TrckaB. Lee MScing. Jeroen van Hellenberg Hubar

Sep 2010

SIP II progress

Jan 2011

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Outline

• Progress of last month

• Results

• Next month

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Progress of the last month

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12/11/10

Today

Today

Today

Today

Today

10/12/10

24/12/10

17/12/10

09/12/10

What When

Define an off grid system

Research on renewable energy technologies

System integration

Research on electrical / thermal storage

Research on simulation software

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Results

Off grid campground• Autonomous grid• Stand alone grid

Differences with a grid connected systems • Operational capacity is matched to the demand,• The energy need of the local region has the priority,• The operation of the supply system is mainly seasonal, therefore based on

seasonal renewable energy technologies,• The demand and supply should be in equilibrium. One way to do this by energy

storage.

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Results

Research on renewable energy technologies

Key indicators• Price of the electricity generation [Incl. design, maintenance, operation,

etc]• CO2-emissions [Excl. raw materials]• Efficiency of energy transformation• Typical energy yield• Land use on Texel • Availability

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Results

Research on renewable energy technologies

Investigated renewable energy technologies• Urban wind energy• Big wind energy• Photovoltaic (PV)• Solar thermal• Hydropower• Geothermal• Biomass

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Results

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Some sources• A. Evans, V. Strezov and T.J. Evans, “Assessment of sustainability indicators for renewable energy technologies”

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews,  Volume 13, Issue 5, June 2009, Pages 1082-1088 • REN21 2010, Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st century, “Renewables 2010 – Global status report”,

Paris 2010. • R.J.C. van Zolingen, M.C.M. van de Sanden and R.A.J. Janssen, “Solar Cells reader for the course 3y280”,

Eindhoven University of technology• R. van den Broek, A. Fraaij and A. van Wijk, “biomass combustion for power generation” Biomass and Bioenergy

Vol. 11, No4, pp 271-281, 1996

Research on renewable energy technologies

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Results

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System integration

Demand systemEnergy Source Stand alone networkActive systems

(Back up systems)Renewable supply

systems

CHP

Diesel power generator

Wind energy

Photovoltaic

Geothermal

Biomass

Hydropower

Solar thermal

Heat pump

Electricity Network

Thermal piping network

Space heating

Renewable energy source

Biomass

Diesel

Storage of electrical energy

Thermal energy storage

Tent

Showers

Cottage

Restaurant

Electricity

Thermal

Source

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Results

Electrical energy storage• Ni-Cd batteries• Lead-Acid batteries• Fuel cells• Flow batteries

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Thermal energy storage• Hot water buffer tank• Seasonal thermal storage• Phase Change Materials (PCM’s)

Energy storage

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Results

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Electrical Energy StorageDaily parasitic loss Life (years) Cycle efficiency Space requirements

[%] [yrs] [%] [m2 / kWh]

Lead - Acid battery 0,1 - 0,3 5 - 15 65 - 90 0,058

Nikkel - Cadmium battery 0,2 - 0,6 10 - 20 60 - 83 0,03

Fuel cell Almost zero 5 - 15 20 - 66 0,003 - 0,006

Flow (Vanadium Redox) battery small 5 - 10 75 - 85 0,04

Sources:• Marc Beaudin, Hamidreza Zareipour, Anthony Schellenberglabe and William Rosehart. “Energy storage for mitigating the

variability of renewable energy sources: an updates review” Energy for sustainable development 14 (2010) 302-314• J.K. Kaldellis, D. Zafirakis, K. Kavadias, “Techno-economic comparison of energy storage systems for island autonomous

networks” Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews (2009) 378-392

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Results

Thermal Energy Storage; PCM’s

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Sources:• A. Felix Regin, S.C. Solanki, J.S. Saini, “Heat transfer characteristics of thermal energy storage system using PCM capsules: A

Review”, Renewable and Sustainable Energy reviews 12 (2008) 2438 – 2458.• Atul Sharma, V.V. Tyagi, C.R. Chen, D. Buddhi, “Review on thermal energy storage with phase change materials and

applications” , Renewable and Sustainable Energy reviews 13 (2009) 318 – 345.

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Results

Computer toolsEquilibrium tools;

• Tools that seeks to explain the behavior of supply, demand and prices in a whole economy or part of an economy with several or many markets.

Possible interesting simulation software;• BALMOREL• ENPEP – BALANCE• INFORS• MARKAL / TIMES• MESAP PlaNet• MESSAGE• MiniCAM• NEMS• ORCED• PERSEUS• PRIMES• UniSyd 3.0

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Computer toolsSimulation tools;

• Tools that simulates the operation of a given energy system to supply a given set of energy demands.

Possible interesting simulation software;• EMCAS• EnergyPLAN• EnergyPRO• GTMax• H2RES• HOMER• LEAP• SimREN• STREAM• TRNSYS

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Result

Computer tools

Available;• BALMOREL• EnergyPLAN• ENPEP – BALANCE• HOMER• LEAP• MESSAGE• MiniCAM• NEMS• ORCED• STREAM• TRNSYS

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Plan for the next month

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What When

Finish my SIP II• Research on energy storage• Research on simulation tools

24/12/10

Finishing the SIP II report 14/01/11

Writing a graduation proposal 14/01/11

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Questions

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