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Figure 1.7 Active two-tank direct thermal energy storage.
Concentrating solar power (CSP) projects that use parabolic trough systems such as Archimede, ASE Demo Plant, Chabei, Gansu Akesai, Solar Electric Generating Station I (SEGS I) use active two-tank direct thermal energy system [see Table 1.1]. Dacheng Dunhuang Molten Salt Fresnel project used two-tank direct storage with a storage capacity of 13 hours and Molten Salt as the heat transfer fluid. Such storage systems have attracted a great deal of attention from power tower receiver concept. Power tower projects such as Atacama-1, Aurora Solar Energy Project, Copiapó, Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project (Tonopah) implement two-tank direct storage system. Currently, 20% of the commercial plants use two-tank direct TES system for energy storage, and the summary of all plants is listed in Tables 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3.
1.3.1.1.1 Active Two-Tank Indirect
In two-tank indirect systems, different fluids are used as the HTF and storage material. In cases when HTF is expensive or HTF is not well suited to be used as storage materials, such a system can be implemented. The storage material from the low-temperature storage tank flows through an extra heat exchanger. The fluid is heated by the high-temperature HTF in the heat exchanger. The high-temperature storage material then returns back to the high-temperature storage tank. The HTF exits the heat exchanger at a low temperature returning to the receiver system to absorb heat again to continue the cycle. As observed in a two-tank direct system, storage material from the high-temperature tank is further used to generate steam. In contrast to the direct system, an extra heat exchanger is needed in an indirect system, making this system costlier.
Table 1.1 CSP projects with parabolic trough receiver concepts integrated with thermal energy storage systems (data collected from NREL).
Parabolic trough CSP projects | Thermal energy storage (TES) | Thermal energy storage capacity | Storage description and material |
Airlight Energy Ait-Baha Pilot Plant | Packed bed | 5 hour(s) | Packed-bed of rocks |
Andasol-1 (AS-1) | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hour(s) | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
Andasol-2 (AS-2) | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hour(s) | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
Andasol-3 (AS-3) | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hours | Molten salts |
Archimede | 2-tank direct | 8 hour(s) | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
Arcosol 50 (Valle 1) | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hour(s) | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
Arenales | 2-tank indirect | 7 hours | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
ASE Demo Plant | 2-tank direct | 4.27 MWh-t | Molten salt |
Ashalim (Negev) | 2-tank indirect | 4.5 hours | Molten salts |
Aste 1A | 2-tank indirect | 8 Hours | Molten salts 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate |
Aste 1B | 2-tank indirect | 8 Hours | Molten salts 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate |
Astexol II | 2-tank indirect | 8 Hours | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate |
Bokpoort | 2-tank indirect | 9.3 hours | Molten salt |
Casablanca | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hours | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
Chabei 64MW Molten Salt Parabolic Trough project | 2-tank direct | 16 hours | Molten salt |
Delingha 50MW Thermal Oil Parabolic Trough project | 2-tank indirect | 9 hours | Molten salt |
DEWA CSP Trough Project | 2-tank indirect | 15 hours | Molten salt |
Diwakar | 2-tank indirect | 4 hours | Molten Salt |
Extresol-1 (EX-1) | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hour(s) | Molten salt 60% sodium nitrate and 40% potassium nitrate. |
Extresol-2 (EX-2) | 2-tank indirect | 7.5 hour(s) |
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