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 1 System Integration of CHP into Project Infrastructures Frank E. DiCola P.E. DCO Energy LLC West Atlantic City, N.J Combined Heat and Power Seminar

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  • 1System Integration of CHPinto

    Project Infrastructures

    Frank E. DiCola P.E.DCO Energy LLC

    West Atlantic City, N.J

    Combined Heat and Power Seminar

  • 2Combined Heat and Power Seminar

    Unit Sizing/Plant Configuration

    Load Profile Analysis

    Utility Interfaces

    Construction Issues

    Environmental Issue

    12.4 Kv to

    Customer

  • 3Combined Heat and Power Seminar

    Is CHP the Right Application?

    Key Issues

    Load Profile

    Configuration

    Unit size

    Cost

    Operating Efficiency

    Prime Mover Generator

    Heat Exchanger

    Steam

    Chilled water

    Hot Water

    Steam Turbine

  • 4Combined Heat and Power Seminar Load Profile Large Commercial

    Electric Load Profile

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  • 5Combined Heat and Power Seminar Load Profile- Small Industrial

    Electric Load Profile

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  • 6Combined Heat and Power Seminar Configuration Analysis - Electric

    Proposed Generation size = 5,528 kw

    Hours < Generator 3,049 Average kw 3,404 Kwh 10,380,409 Max kw 5,507 Min Kw 2,650

    Hours>generator 5,711 Average kw 6,735 Kwh 38,461,398 Max kw 8,801 Min Kw 5,530

    Peak Load 8,801 Average Load 5,582 Min Load 2,650 Kwh 48,760,105

    Customer Load Profile

    Gen produce 16,856,254 less outage 1,105,158 Net gen 15,751,096 Peak Kw 2,878 Average Kw 2,124 KWH (*) 5,370,687

    Export Kw

    Gen produce 31,569,026 Peak Kw 3,273 Average Kw 1,207 KWH 6,892,372

    Import Kw

    (*) less Outage hrs

    Customer Required 48,760,105

    Generated 47,238,420 Imported 6,892,372 Exported (5,370,687) Total 48,760,105

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    Electric Balance

  • 7Combined Heat and Power Seminar Configuration Analysis - Thermal

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    Steam Flow (lbs/hr) Electric Kw Thermal Ratio

    Annual Thermal Ratio = 2.96

    Thermal to Electric Ratio System Configuration 3-20 Steam Turbines 1-10 Gas Turbines

    .5 -1.5 Gas Engines

    Thermal Electric Ratio (TER)

    Average Steam Flow times 1000

    Average kw demand times 3412

  • 8Combined Heat and Power Seminar CHP Screening Model

    OPERATING PARAMETERS

    Unit Size (Gross Kilowatts) 4,305Unit Size (Kilowatts- Net) 4,100Heat Rate (btu/khw) 13,000Availabilty Factor 95.00%Load Factor 100.00%

    FINANCING PARAMTERS

    Debt 80.00%Interest Rate 8.25%Equity 20.00%Equity Rate 20.00%Term Years 20

    Operating Hrs 8,322Backup Hrs 438

    ELECTIC BACKUP Backup Power Cost ($/KWH $0.120STEAM COST - CUSTOMERS USAGE$/MLB - Avoided Cost $4.00Process MLB Requied 33,288STEAM COST - COGENERATION PLANTCHP produced (Lbs/hr) 4,000Cogen MLB Produced 33,288

  • 9Combined Heat and Power Seminar CHP Screening Model

    Fuel Cost Unit Size Net KWH Backup Capital Cost ($/kw)$/Mmbtu Kw Produced KW $700 $800 $900 $1,000 $1,100

    4,100 34,120,200 1,795,800 2,870,000 3,280,000 3,690,000 4,100,000 4,510,000$3.00 $0.064 $0.066 $0.067 $0.069 $0.070$3.25 $0.068 $0.069 $0.071 $0.072 $0.073$3.35 $0.069 $0.070 $0.072 $0.073 $0.075$3.45 $0.070 $0.072 $0.073 $0.075 $0.076$3.55 $0.071 $0.073 $0.074 $0.076 $0.077$3.65 $0.073 $0.074 $0.076 $0.077 $0.079$3.75 $0.074 $0.076 $0.077 $0.078 $0.080$3.85 $0.075 $0.077 $0.078 $0.080 $0.081$3.95 $0.077 $0.078 $0.080 $0.081 $0.083$4.05 $0.078 $0.079 $0.081 $0.082 $0.084

    Capacity Recovery Cost ($/kw/yr) 85.61 97.84 110.08 122.31 134.54 Fixed Cost Recovery Cost ($/kw/yr) 21.95 21.95 21.95 21.95 21.95 O&M Cost ($/kWH) 0.010 0.010 0.010 0.010 0.010 Standby Power ($/kw) 0.120 0.120 0.120 0.120 0.120 Annual Cost (Less Energy)

    Capital Recovery 351,018 401,163 451,309 501,454 551,600 Fixed Cost Recovery 90,000 90,000 90,000 90,000 90,000 O&M Cost 341,202 341,202 341,202 341,202 341,202 Standby Power 215,496 215,496 215,496 215,496 215,496 Steam Credit (133,152) (133,152) (133,152) (133,152) (133,152) Peak Cooling Credit - - - - -

    Total 864,564 914,709 964,855 1,015,000 1,065,146

  • 10

    Combined Heat and Power Seminar Utility Interfaces

    Electric

    Interconnections!!!!

    Back Up Cost

    Gas

    Type of Service

    Gas Pressure!!!

    Water/Sewer

    Connection Charges

    Quantities

    Types

  • 11

    Combined Heat and Power Seminar Construction Issues

    Location

    DCA Approval

    Retrofit vs. Green Field

    Building vs. No Building

    Electrical Tie-ins

    Mechanical Tie-ins

  • 12

    Combined Heat and Power Seminar Environmental Issues

    Land Usage

    Permitted use ?

    Zoning vs. Planning Board

    Air Emissions

    Impact on Existing Permits

    Major vs. Minor Source

    Emission Treatments

    SOTA

    Low Nox Burners

    SCR/CO

    Waste Discharge

  • 13

    Combined Heat and Power Seminar Economic Analysis Avoided Cost

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    Combined Heat and Power Seminar Economic Analysis Pay Back

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    Pay back = 5 yearsInstalled Cost = $ 1,950,000

    Cumulative Savings Curve

  • 15

    Combined Heat and Power Seminar The Project Success

    Combined Heat and Power SeminarCombined Heat and Power SeminarCombined Heat and Power SeminarCombined Heat and Power SeminarLoad Profile Large CommercialCombined Heat and Power SeminarLoad Profile- Small IndustrialSlide Number 6Slide Number 7Slide Number 8Slide Number 9Combined Heat and Power SeminarUtility InterfacesCombined Heat and Power SeminarConstruction IssuesCombined Heat and Power SeminarEnvironmental IssuesCombined Heat and Power SeminarEconomic Analysis Avoided CostCombined Heat and Power SeminarEconomic Analysis Pay BackCombined Heat and Power SeminarThe Project Success