Peter Heller Presentation
Peter Heller Presentation
Peter Heller Presentation
History
1816 Robert Stirling obtains the patent Air Motor 1872 John Ericsson constructs first Stirling Motor driven by solar energy
1984 The system Dish/Stirling Vanguard of 25-kWel achieves 29,4% efficiency (solar to electric energy)
Types of Concentrators
Parabolic trough
Solar tower
Paraboloid
50-100 300-400 C
3000-5000 700-1200 C
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STIRLING Cycle
3 TL
Pr essu r e
1-2 Compression
2 1
Volume
TH
3-4 Expansion
Tem p er atur e
TH
TK 2 1
4-1 Displacement
Entropie
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Expansion ExpansionsCylinder raum Recuperator Regenerator Continuous Kontinuierliche piston Kolbenbewegung
VS
movement
QErhitzer
4
QKhler V
Conditions for control of discontinuous movements of piston : - stop of compression piston during expansion - stop of expansion piston during compression => (theor.) acceleration of piston infinite => Inertia extremely high (piston punch, noise, durability)
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Motor STIRLING
Receiver Recuperator Gas Cooler
Expansion Cylinder
Compresion Cylinder
th,St = 1 - T1
T3
Efficiency Calculations
Efficiency total gross: Efficiency net: Concentrator: Receiver:
conv , gross = conc rec eng alt
Pparasitics I b ,n Aapp
conc = E cos i
4 4 U (Trec Tamb ) + F Trec Tamb = conc CRg I b ,n
rec
Historical Evolution
Stirling motors United Stirling AB 4-95 Stirling Thermal Motors USAB / SOLO V160 (Stirling 161) Cummins (free piston) Infinia (free piston)
Components : Recuperator
Objective:
recuperate heat from isochorous cycle
Materials
Requirements:
hight heat capacity small dead volume large internal surface low friction and pressure losses low axial heat conduction
Components : Cylinder
- Unlubricated pistons - Pistons seals problematical due to radial forces, pressure and lack of lubrification => Fundamental difficulty !!! - Expansion Cylinder: thin walled, long (conduction) filled with insulation (convection/radiation) material: hight strenght, small - Protection against deformation: Internal pressure Orifices for pressure compensation Internal reinforcements
Expansion Cylinder
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Concentrator Designs
Membrane Facets Shell
CPG:
Free piston 6 (9) kWel
Linerar Generator
Compresion Cylinder
Expansion Cylinder
Schematic of EURODISH-System
Concentrator Konzentrator Shell Schale
StirlingMotor Einheit Stirling
Azimuth Drive
Fundament Foundation
Concentrator Shell
Temporary Rips
FEM Calculation
Stirling
Control Cabinet
EURODISH Efficiency
Concentrator
Sun
Cavity
Stirling Engine
Generator
Electr.
Shading, Reflectivity
Blocking
Reflection
IR-Emission
Convection Conduction
Thermal Output
Thermal Losses
Dissipation
74,4 %
84,5 %
39,4 %
92,5 %
Solar Flux
Aperture
Flux Density [kW/m ]
9500 -- 10000 9000 -- 9500 8500 -- 9000 8000 -- 8500 7500 -- 8000 7000 -- 7500 6500 -- 7000 6000 -- 6500 5500 -- 6000 5000 -- 5500 4500 -- 5000 4000 -- 4500 3500 -- 4000 3000 -- 3500 2500 -- 3000 2000 -- 2500 1500 -- 2000 1000 -- 1500 500 -- 1000 0 -- 500
2
Absorber
Flux Density [kW/m ] 1600 1500 1400 1300 1200 1100 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 -----------------1700 1600 1500 1400 1300 1200 1100 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100
2
y-Axis [mm]
y-Axis [mm]
10000
2500
5000
7500
Motivation
Distributed Systems: Why?
- Potential for mass production => Cost reduction - Distributed market of high value - Low economic risk - Quick implementation - Potential for hybridization 3 kW Infinia 60 units, USA 30 units, Espaa 10 kW EURODISH 6 units, Europe 25 kW SES 66 units, USA
10 kW ADDS
22 kW SunDish
CRU in Wrzburg/Germany
CRU in Odeillo/France
CRU Wrzburg
CRU Milan
CRU Odeillo
CRU Sevilla
50
0 07:00
19:00
Start up in the morning Gross Power * 10 Gross Efficiency * 10 Max. Receiver Temperatur Direct Beam Insolation
300 13:00 400 500 15:00 600 700 17:00 800 TimeInsolation [W{m] Direct Beam
0 09:00 0
100
11:00 200
10
100
1000
Dish-Stirling PVtoday 6,5 T/kW PVtoday 5,5 T/kW PV with cost reduction Diesel gen set: 0,40 /l Diesel gen set: 0,60 /l Diesel gen set: 0,80 /l Diesel gen set:1,00 /l
Interest rate: 6% Depreciation period: Dish-Stirling: 12 years Diesel: 15 years PV: 20 years O&M Cost: D-S and Diesel: 2% PV: 1%
1000
Prototype Plants: 6 kW, Kennewick, Wa, EEUU 6 kW, Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM, EEUU 9 kW, Belen, NM, EEUU 15 kW, Kennewick Toyota Center, EEUU 40 kW, Richland, EEUU Development: Storage (molten salt) (R&D proyect, $3m, DOE)
Renovalia (Spain)
Second generation Infinia system 6 months of implementaion (24 months for other technologies) Efficiency 24% (peak) Reflectors: Rioglass Materials: auxiliar sector automotive 1 MW Planta Casa del ngel, Casas de los Pinos, Cuenca, Espaa 71 MW pre-assigned
TM SES SunCatcherTM
SES
50.000 hours of solar operation (motor), 120.000 hours dish efficiency: 30% Significant improvements in design of motor 6 dishes at SANDIA, NM, EEUU
TM SES SunCatcherTM
Tessera Solar International Power company (BOO) May 2008: $100 million for system optimisation (NTR, Irlandia) Improved design of facets Capital cost: 3.000 $/kW Target LEC: $ 0,2 per kWh 55.000 - 60.000 kWh/yr Imperial Valley Solar and Calico Solar (70.000 SunCathersTM, 1.550 MW), CA, EEUU 1.5 MW demo plant (60 SunCathersTM, ) en Maricopa County, Phoenix, AZ, EEUU
STATUS: Insolvency
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Expected Results: Cost reduction Improved O&M Serial production proven technology
Conclusion EURODISH
Results:
Functional tests Implementation improvements (cavity etc,) Remote control Demonstration of high availability (>90%) Verification of high performance (>21%)