Hybrid solar-biomass residential micro-combined heat and power systems driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : a case study in Southern Europe
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- Anastasios Skiadopoulos, George Kosmadakis, Xander van Heule (UGent) , Steven Lecompte (UGent) , Michel De Paepe (UGent) and Dimitrios Manolakos
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- In this study, a novel hybrid solar-biomass residential micro - Combined Heat and Power system driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle is proposed and its operation is simulated, by applying an in-house numerical model. The simulation tool is applied for a test case in Athens, Greece, where the micro-CHP system operates to cover the annual energy demand of a multi-family building. The proposed cogeneration unit covers 97.10 % and 25.85 % of the modeled building's annual Space Heating and electricity demand, respectively, by using renewable energy sources. The annual average total energy and exergy efficiencies are equal to 53.33 %, and 10.35 %, respectively, while the power cycle can achieve thermal efficiencies as high as 9.73 %. Competitive Levelized Cost of Electricity (0.072-0.133 /kWh(el)), and Levelized Cost of Heat (0.036-0.067 /kWh(th)) values are estimated, with a PayBack Period between 5.17 and 9.64 years. The environmental impact of the proposed hybrid micro-CHP is anticipated to be significant, rising to 46.25 kWh of Primary Energy Savings, and 31.22 kg CO2-eq. reduction in carbon emissions per m(2) of residence annually.
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- Hybrid, Solar, Biomass, micro-CHP, PEORC, Residences, CHP SYSTEMS, SMALL-SCALE, THERMOECONOMIC ANALYSIS, COGENERATION SYSTEMS, ORC, ENERGY, TECHNOLOGIES, EFFICIENCY, EXERGY, DESIGN
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Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-01JACT40FKKJ27FMWEYN30TW9C
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- Skiadopoulos, Anastasios, et al. “Hybrid Solar-Biomass Residential Micro-Combined Heat and Power Systems Driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : A Case Study in Southern Europe.” THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRESS, vol. 55, 2024, doi:10.1016/j.tsep.2024.102906.
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- Skiadopoulos, A., Kosmadakis, G., van Heule, X., Lecompte, S., De Paepe, M., & Manolakos, D. (2024). Hybrid solar-biomass residential micro-combined heat and power systems driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : a case study in Southern Europe. THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRESS, 55. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tsep.2024.102906
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- Skiadopoulos, Anastasios, George Kosmadakis, Xander van Heule, Steven Lecompte, Michel De Paepe, and Dimitrios Manolakos. 2024. “Hybrid Solar-Biomass Residential Micro-Combined Heat and Power Systems Driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : A Case Study in Southern Europe.” THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRESS 55. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tsep.2024.102906.
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- Skiadopoulos, Anastasios, George Kosmadakis, Xander van Heule, Steven Lecompte, Michel De Paepe, and Dimitrios Manolakos. 2024. “Hybrid Solar-Biomass Residential Micro-Combined Heat and Power Systems Driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : A Case Study in Southern Europe.” THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRESS 55. doi:10.1016/j.tsep.2024.102906.
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- 1.Skiadopoulos A, Kosmadakis G, van Heule X, Lecompte S, De Paepe M, Manolakos D. Hybrid solar-biomass residential micro-combined heat and power systems driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : a case study in Southern Europe. THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRESS. 2024;55.
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- [1]A. Skiadopoulos, G. Kosmadakis, X. van Heule, S. Lecompte, M. De Paepe, and D. Manolakos, “Hybrid solar-biomass residential micro-combined heat and power systems driven by the Partially Evaporating Organic Rankine Cycle : a case study in Southern Europe,” THERMAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROGRESS, vol. 55, 2024.
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