Analysis of Refrigeration Energy Consumption under a Tri-generation Production Mode as Compared with That under a Single Electric Power Production Mode
Chang Ru, Gang Yu
Abstract
Chang Ru, Gang Yu
Abstract
In accordance with heat quantity balance method an analysis is performed of the refrigeration energy consumption under a tri-generation (electric power, heat energy, cooling energy) production mode and a single electric-power production one. A method is presented to compare energy consumption under various conditions. It is concluded that in general the refrigeration energy consumption under the tri-generation mode will be greater than that under the single electric-power production one. The proposed method has provided a basis for the comprehensive study and comparison of refrigeration energy consumption under the tri-generation mode and the single generation one.
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In accordance with heat quantity balance method an analysis is performed of the refrigeration energy consumption under a tri-generation (electric power, heat energy, cooling energy) production mode and a single electric-power production one. A method is presented to compare energy consumption under various conditions. It is concluded that in general the refrigeration energy consumption under the tri-generation mode will be greater than that under the single electric-power production one. The proposed method has provided a basis for the comprehensive study and comparison of refrigeration energy consumption under the tri-generation mode and the single generation one.
Key concepts: Refrigeration, Energy consumption, Electricity generation, Production (economics), Energy balance, Electric power, Electric energy, Process engineering