A comparative analysis of the economic effect from using cogeneration gas-turbine units and combined-cycle plants in a power system
D. A. Treshchev, I.I. Loshchakov, G. A. Romakhova
Abstract
D. A. Treshchev, I.I. Loshchakov, G. A. Romakhova
Abstract
The net cost of heat production at cogeneration stations equipped with gas turbine units, steam turbine units, and combined-cycle plants is analyzed by way of comparison. It is shown that the minimal net cost will be achieved in the case of using certain types of power installations depending on the network tariff for electric energy.
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The net cost of heat production at cogeneration stations equipped with gas turbine units, steam turbine units, and combined-cycle plants is analyzed by way of comparison. It is shown that the minimal net cost will be achieved in the case of using certain types of power installations depending on the network tariff for electric energy.
Key concepts: Cogeneration, Combined cycle, Gas turbines, Engineering, Steam turbine, Power station, Turbine, Process engineering