MicroTurbinesAbsorptionChillers-MagellanManagement.ppt

CHP requires viable use of waste heat: Often heating/cooling of building space Typically requires 7 x 24 habitation such as Police Stations How do we utilize the waste heat for other buildings – such as High Schools? Micro Turbines manufacture Organic Rankin Cycle (ORC) ORC converts waste heat from (4) micro turbines to 100 kW additional “free” electricity * ORC Expansion Module Access to MT CHP Technologies Post-Factory Upgrades to Micro Turbines Application Engineering Project Management Commissioning Capabilities Continuous Maintenance and Monitoring of MT CHP Plant * Start with New Construction vs Rehabs: Easier to Move Lines on Paper vs Knocking Down Walls Consider Police Stations: Smaller CHP Plants, Easy Use of Waste Heat due to 7 x 24 Habitation; Police Stations have need for Higher Security Benefit Engage your Local Energy Integrator: Thank You for Your Time! ; ttawoda@ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Presented by Tim Tawoda 2009 EGSA Fall Technical Marketing Conference Technology Basics: Micro Turbine, Absorption Chiller Smart Grid Micro Turbine “Muni” Drivers: Environment, Economics Security City Implementation of CHP (Cogen) City-Specific Issues Case Study: Chicago Police Applying CHP City-Wide How Do I get Started? Q A * Small, light, self-contained Power Plant: 100 – 250 kW per MT – depending on Vendor Fueled (primarily) by Natural Gas Reliable, quiet and clean-burning Similar to jet engine Value Proposition: improves Environment, Economics and Security/Reliability * 3’ Wide 10’ Long 7’ High Weighs 4,000 lbs Turbine assembly weighs 200 lbs * 68 k RPM Generator and Starter Heat for Absorption Chiller or Boilers Compressor Turbine Intake Air Fuel Inverter Battery Combustor Rectifier Recuperator Electric Output Cooling Water * Micro Turbine Exhaust is source of “free” energy for Absorption Chiller Electric Utility Grid Smart Meters Distributed Generation Controls Communications Like Solar and Wind Power, Micro Turbines are a form of “