Abstract
Solid oxide fuel cell micro cogeneration systems have the potential to reduce domestic energy consumption by providing both heat and power on site without transmission losses.
The high grade heat produced during the operation of the power causes high thermal transients during startup/shutdown phases and degrades the fuel cells. To counteract the degradation, the system has not to be stressed with rapid load variation during the operation.
The analysis will consider an average profile for heat and power demand of a family house. Finally data analysis and power system limitations will be used to develop a viable strategy of operation.
The high grade heat produced during the operation of the power causes high thermal transients during startup/shutdown phases and degrades the fuel cells. To counteract the degradation, the system has not to be stressed with rapid load variation during the operation.
The analysis will consider an average profile for heat and power demand of a family house. Finally data analysis and power system limitations will be used to develop a viable strategy of operation.
| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
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| Titel | Proceedings of the Hydrogen + Fuel Cell 2009 |
| Antal sider | 12 |
| Publikationsdato | 2009 |
| Status | Udgivet - 2009 |
| Begivenhed | Hydrogen + Fuel Cell 2009 - Vancouver, Canada Varighed: 31 maj 2009 → 3 jul. 2009 |
Konference
| Konference | Hydrogen + Fuel Cell 2009 |
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| Land/Område | Canada |
| By | Vancouver |
| Periode | 31/05/2009 → 03/07/2009 |