Umwandlung und saisonale Speicherung von PV

Institut für Gebäude- und Solartechnik
Prof. Dr.-Ing. M. Norbert Fisch
Mühlenpfordtstraße 23
D-38106 Braunschweig
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PV2Heat: Development of a vacuum insulated
high temperature solid storage combined with
PV
Prof. Dr.-Ing. M.N. Fisch
Dipl.-Ing. Mani Zargari
Institut für Gebäude- und Solartechnik
Prof. Dr.-Ing. M.N. Fisch
Technische Universität Braunschweig
Dialogplattform Power to Heat
5. + 6. Mai 2015
Content
1. PV in the Power Market: Challenges and Solution Approach
2. Technique of a High-Temperature-Solid-Storage (HTFS)
3. System Integration of a HTFS
4. System Comparison
5. About the Research Project
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PV in the Power Market
Oversupply of PV-Power
•Turn down of convential power plants (grey) for renewables
•Price for power collapses at the spot market
•Cut-off of renewable power plants from the grid in future
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PV in the Power Market
PV-Gain and Demand
140
Installed Power and Demand
120
Power [GW]
100
80
Other Renew.
Wind
60
PV
40
20
0
Demand
2014
2018
2024
Renewable – Midterm – Prognosis of the German network operators 2014 (EEG Mittelfristprognose 2014)
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PV in the Power Market
Options for Flexibilization
DMS
P2H
Flexible Renewables
Flexibel Conventionals
Power Storage
BEE-Studie „Möglichkeiten zum Ausgleich fluktuierender Einspeisungen aus Erneuerbaren Energien“ 2013 im
Auftrag BEE, Lichtblick und Enercon, ausgeführt von BET Büro für Energiewirtschaft und technische Planung
GmbH
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PV in the Power Market HTFS shifts PV-Power to the demand
HTFS
Heat Demand
PV -Oversupply
PV-Power
Jan
Feb Mrz Apr Mai Jun
Jul
Aug Sep Okt Nov Dez
HTFS connects the power-Market and heat-Market
Oversupply of PV-Power is transformed to heat and shifted to the time of demnad
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HTFS: Technique
HTFS in the Energy-Market
90°C
Heat exchanger
combined with
vacuum super
insulation
Maghemite (iron
ore) and heating
rods
50°C to 750°C
-
30°C
Advantages:
•High-efficient
•Maintaince-free
•Cycle resistant
•Avoids network supply of PV-power
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HTFS: Technique
State of the Art: Night Storage Heater
Core
• Fe2O3 , ρ = 3900 kg/m³ / Maghamit , „Magnetit“
Heating Rods
•Durability depends on the operating temperature
(750°C: 10.000 h)
•Operating temperature limited to 750°C
Insulation
• 20 mm mikroporous material (Aerogel, Pyrotherm®
λ=0,03 - 0,05 W/(m*K) / 20°C – 750°C)
•Outer Shell: ventilated air-layer
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HTFS: Technique
State of the Art: VSI-Hot Water Storage
Storage Media
• Water, oil (up to 250°C)
Vacuum Insulation
• Perlite, opacifer, vacuum < 0,1 mbar
Parameters
• Cooling rate
0,0026 K/(d*K) (conventional storage 0,0095 (K/d*K))
•Thermal transition coefficient:
1/R=0,04 W/(m²*K)
Costs
• 5m³ - Storage: 16.000 EUR
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HTFS: Technique
Comparison of Storage Medias
c
[kJ/kgK]
ρ
[kg/m³]
s
[J/cm³K]
Costs
[€/t]
Costs
[€/(J/K)]
Brick
0,84
2000
1,7
150
179
Concrete
0,88
2300
2,0
52
59
Fire-Brick
1,00
2000
2,0
390
390
Ceramics
1,00
2500
2,5
200 / 1500*
200 / 1500*
Water
4,18
1000
2,4
0
0
Iron Ore
Fe2O3
0,92
3900
3,5
300
163
*Bulk-Material/ Stones
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HTFS: Technique
Comparison of Insulation Techniques
T
[°C]
Λ
[W/mK]
Costs
[€/m³]
Cost
[€/Storage Tank]*
Pyrogel
(Aspen/Stadur)
200
600
0,028
0,089
1.000
12.000
Microtherm Panele
(Night Storage)
229
750
0,032
0,053
3.600
43.000
Vakuum-SuperInsulation
100
400
0,009
0,02
150
750
*Insulation Material for Heat Transfer Coeffcient of. 0,05 W/m²K, Costs only for insulation material, net price
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System-Integration
Integration in a Residential Building
Simulation Studie
System Parameters:
•PV-Generator: 10 kWp
•4 Persons
•Heat Demand (Water + Heating)
60 kWh/(m²*a)
•HTFS: 18t / 5m³
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System-Integration
Integration in a Residential Building
Simulation Studie
HTFS
mit
undand
ohne
Speicherverlust
HTFS
with
without
Heat-Loss
800
700
•Total solar gain
600
9.400 kWh/a
•Own use of solar power
1.200 kWh/a
•Own use of PV-heat with the HTFS:
8.200 kWh/a
HTFS_Temp. [°C]
Energy Balance:
500
400
300
Mit Speicherverlust
200
Ohne Speicherverlust
100
0
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
Monat
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System-Comparison
Reference System
Reference System:
PV 6 kWp
ST 40 m²
•Residential building (research
project Future:Solar)
Wärmeversorgung
•Solar-thermal plant 40 m²
•Seasonal hot water Storage
10m³
Wechselrichter
Gas/
Gasbrennwertkessel
•Gas boiler (condensing)
Saisonaler
WW-Speicher
10m³
•PV-generator 6 m²
•High solar fraction in the heat
Haushaltsstrom
supply
Stromnetz
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System-Comparison
Solar Fraction
Reference
HTFS
(Future Solar_Combi System)
ST + LZWS + GT + PV
ST: 40 m²; PV: 6 kWp; LZWS: 10m³/10t
(HTFS)
PV + HTFS
PV: 10 kWp; HTFS: 5m³/18t
Heat
Demand
Wärmebedarf
Solarthermie
Gas-Brennwertkessel
Jan
Feb Mrz Apr Mai Jun
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Jul
Aug Sep
Okt Nov Dez
Energiemenge [kWh/Mt.]
Energiemenge [kWh/Mt.]
Heat
Demand
Wärmebedarf
1.800
1.600
1.400
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
0
1.800
1.600
1.400
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
0
HTWS (PV)
Netzstrom
Jan
Feb Mrz Apr Mai Jun
Jul
Aug Sep Okt Nov Dez
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System-Comparison
Heat Production Price
EFH (VAR 1_100%_Future Solar)
ST + LZWS + GT + PV
ST: 40 m²; PV: 6 kWp; LZWS: 10m³/10t
EFH (HTfS)
PV + HTFS
PV: 10 kWp; HTFS: 5m³/18t
Solar Fraction (Heat)
Solar Fraction (Heat)
75%
90% (estimated)
Investment Costs*
Investment Costs
47.000 EUR
42.000 EUR
Costs per Year
Costs per Year
2.700 EUR/a
3.000 EUR/a
Heat Production Price
Heat Production Price
0,35 EUR/kWh
0,38 EUR/kWh (for 90% solar fraction)
*All net prices for Heat Supply only
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System-Comparison
Heat Production Price and Solar Fraction
Heat Costs and Solar Fraction
1,60
1,40
ST + vacuum super
insulated seasonal
hot water storage
Heat Costs €/kWh
1,20
1,00
0,80
ST district heating +
seasonal hot water
storage
0,60
0,40
PV + HTFS
0,20
0,00
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Solar Fraction[%]
Heat costs escalate with increasing solar fraction
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Research Project
Milestones
Applied Research Project HTFS: Tasks
1. System analysis and -development with plant simulation
2. Design and construction of an prototype of an HTFS (with CFD/FEM)
3. Realized prototype at laboratory of the IGS at TU Braunschweig and test
Operation
4. Analysis and optimization, analysis of effects of a HTFS on the grid
5. Preparing for series production
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Research Project
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Project Partners
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