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Compact Conversion and Storage
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Huub Keizers,
Programme Manager Energy Built Environment
[email protected]
www.projectcco.org
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The second heat revolution
Multi Year Programme Compact Conversion and Storage of thermal energy
2015-2018
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MJP-CCO partners
CCS - ROADMAP
Roadmap developed by a 18 partners Dutch consortium
Compact Conversion and Storage technologies for heat in the
built environment. For renovation & new built.
CCS will enable the wide introduction of renewable energy in
the Built Environment.
Storage of summer heat for use in winter time
Increased self consumption of renewable energy
Reducing future strains on the electricity grid
Significant impact on CO2 production (near zero)
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WHY SEASONABLE ENERGY STORAGE?
• Solar energy highest potential for
sustainable future
• In NL  110W/m2 (year average)
• But low intensity when most needed
(winter time)
=> long(er) term and / or seasonal
storage!
Utilization
2005
[EJ]
Technical
potential
[EJ/yr]
Biomass
46.3
160 - 270
Geothermal
2.3
810 - 1545
Hydro
11.7
50 - 60
Solar
0.5
62,000 - 280,000
Wind
1.3
1250 - 2250
-
3240 - 10,500
Ocean
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STORAGE OF SOLAR ENERGY
Solar collector, PV + Heat Pump or
Hybrid system
Store excess heat in summer for
later use in winter (long term)
E.g. 10 GJ storage  ~10m3
system  ~1GJ/m3 guideline
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HEAT STORAGE
Possibilities for thermal energy storage:
1. Sensible
(water)
2. Latent
(PCM)
3. Thermochemical (TCM)
1st generation: Adsorption (silica gel, zeolites)
2nd generation: Absorption (salt hydrates)
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TCM HEAT STORAGE
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TCS Storage density material  component  system
(Multi disciplicinary partnerships required)
Q/V~ 3 GJ/m3
Materials
Salt hydrate
Store process water
Stabilized packed bed
Components
Internal Valve
Evaporator / condensor
Heat Exchanger with salt hydrate
Q/V (target)
~ 1 GJ/m3
System
Fit factors, tubing and free space
Insulation included
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ROADMAP PROCES
2 weekly, interactive SCRUM sessions
Built a common language, active participation
Strategic goals
Production
Use case
Pilots/protypes
KPI’s
Demonstration
Technologies
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STEP 1: ARCHITECTUUR
(renewable) energy
Energy
Source
energy (heat / cold)
Local
Transport
Conversion
Application
User req.
Storage
electric
electric
grid
grid
gas
gas
heat
heat
electric
electric
solar
solar
wind
bio
bio
mass
mass
Pipelines
Pipelines
heat
heat
electric
electric
gas
gas
heat
heat
geothermal
geothermal
water
sea, river)
water(underground,
(underground,river,..)
heat
pump
Heatpump
heat exchanger
Heat exchanger
CHP
CHP
gas
Gasboiler
boiler
resistance
Resistance
Heat(cold) exchange
comfort
air
Air
radiator
ease of use
Water
water
convector
tap water
induction
proces
floor heating
costs
tap water
sustainable
Air inlet
space
Radiation
radiation
reliable
safety
reputation/trend
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STEP 2:
USE CASES
~ 20 CONSIDERED
# 3 EVALUATED
Function
Space heating
Hot tapwater
Space cooling
x
Building type
Well isolated dwelling
Limited isolated 70’s dwelling
House pourch
Appartment
Office building
x
Source
Renewable (solar, wind)
CHP
Heat grid
Application
Mobile units
Combination with CHP
Storage location
Local storage
Central storage, building level
Central storage, district level
Central storage, other
Goal / motivation user
Enhanced comfort
More sustainable (CO2 reduction)
Reduced costs, TCO
Reduced cost, investments
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STEP 3: USE CASE & KPI’S
Hot tap water, one family house – standard profile
Conversion efficiency
Storage
Energy density
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USE CASE
Heating and hot tap water, limited insulated house porch
Conversion efficiency
Storage
Energy density
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USE CASE
Cooling, well insulated dwelling
Conversion efficiency
Storage
Energy density
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Sustainable built environment by the application of compact conversion and storage
ROADMAP
Focus
efficiency
costs
power
density
Storage
T range
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TCM
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FOR FURTHER DETAILS:
WWW.PROJECTCCO.ORG
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