Difference between revisions of "Trigeneration"
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| − | + | '''Trigeneration''' or '''combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP) '''expands the basic idea of [[Cogeneration|cogeneration]] by additionally producing cooling energy when generating electricity and useful heat simultaneously in one combined process. | |
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| − | + | All fields of [[Cogeneration|Cogeneration]] application can be considered as a potential application of trigeneration, when -in addition to electricity and heating demand - there is a need for cooling. For instance, trigeneration plants are commonly found in central heating and [[Cooling|cooling]] systems for hospitals, hotels and industrial plants. | |
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Trigeneration systems are typically a combination of cogeneration plants and chillers to produce electricity, heat and cooling energy in one process. Waste heat is thereby converted to chilled water, either by absorption or adsorption chiller technology.<br/> | Trigeneration systems are typically a combination of cogeneration plants and chillers to produce electricity, heat and cooling energy in one process. Waste heat is thereby converted to chilled water, either by absorption or adsorption chiller technology.<br/> | ||
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Revision as of 12:45, 24 June 2016
Overview
Trigeneration or combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP) expands the basic idea of cogeneration by additionally producing cooling energy when generating electricity and useful heat simultaneously in one combined process.
Applications
All fields of Cogeneration application can be considered as a potential application of trigeneration, when -in addition to electricity and heating demand - there is a need for cooling. For instance, trigeneration plants are commonly found in central heating and cooling systems for hospitals, hotels and industrial plants.
Technologies
Trigeneration systems are typically a combination of cogeneration plants and chillers to produce electricity, heat and cooling energy in one process. Waste heat is thereby converted to chilled water, either by absorption or adsorption chiller technology.
