Feasibility Study for a Mobile Latent Heat Storage in Belgium

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Institut für ZukunftsEnergieSysteme an der Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft HTW

Feasibility Study for a Mobile Latent Heat Storage in Belgium

Horst Altgeld Ralf Cavelius Institut für ZukunftsEnergiesysteme (IZES) www.izes.de 1

Technical / Economic dependencies Heat Storages may have to fulfill either of the following demands: - overcome time dependent mismatches of heat availability and heat demand example: varying solar INPUT requires buffer storage - overcome misfits between local heat generation and demand through transport systems example: CHP systems at remote locations (e.g. farms) may require gas/hot water pipelines or transportable storages 2

Photos of the Biogas Installations on a Farm

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Application Considered: Biogas Production / CHPP on a Farm Assumptions: ƒ Farm generates surplus heat in the CHPP units ƒ analyses of in situ heat utilisation have shown no good options ƒ heat transportation in storage tanks is considered as an extra option ƒ storage tank availability and up to date costs are assumed as given Goal: Assessment of economic viability of transporting heat in a container to external users 4

Key Figures of the Farm: Biomass Inputs: ƒ Cows, bulls (total): ~ 480 Æ 5 -10 t/d ƒ ƒ

Corn: ~50-60 ha Cofermentation feed:

Æ 5 -10 t/d Æ2 -10 m³/d

Biogas- Plant: ƒ 2 Cogeneration units – each: 80 kW el, 105 kW th ƒ

2 Digesters:

- Volume: ~770m³ each

Internal Heat sinks (supply by local heat grid): ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

digester: 30 kW summer, >60 kW winter Heating/Warmwater:2 houses – in winter 2 x ~35kW Æ5 % of avail.energy Dairy production ~95 kW max - short peaks Æ6,5 % of avail.energy Heat grid thermal losses: 3.5 kW max Æ < 1% of avail.energy

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Yearly Energy- Balance (actual situation)

865000

Surplus Heat

~59%

Total Heat Production: ~1.460.000 kWh/a (~ 1.100.000 kWhel/a)

Sankey 400000

Digesters Heat ~28%

75000

Houses ~5% Dairy,... ~7%

120000

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Simulation results Production, consumption, surplus heat HEAT PRODUCTION

HEAT CONSUMPTION (internal) Average heat and energy consumption (monthly repartition)

Average heat and energy production (monthly repartition)

Heat energy consumption Heat power consumption

Heat energy production [kWh] Heat power [kW]

200,0

140.000,0

200,0

140.000,0

175,0

120.000,0

175,0

120.000,0

60.000,0

Heat energy [kWh]

80.000,0 100,0 75,0 40.000,0 50,0 20.000,0

25,0 0,0 february

march

april

mai

june

july

august

september

october

100.000,0

125,0 80.000,0 100,0 60.000,0 75,0 40.000,0

50,0

20.000,0

25,0

0,0 january

0,0

november december

0,0 january

february

march

april

Month

mai

june

july

august

september october

november december

Month

146 m³ Diesel Oil/yr

SURPLUS HEAT Average surplus heat power and surplus energy (monthly repartition) 7000h/a: summer and winter 19h/d surplus heat energy [kWh] surplus heat power [kW]

200,0

140.000,0

175,0

120.000,0

150,0

126 m³ Diesel Oil/yr

100.000,0

125,0 80.000,0 100,0 60.000,0

Heat energy consumption [kWh]

Heat power [kW]

Heat power [kW]

100.000,0 125,0

150,0

75,0 40.000,0 50,0 20.000,0

25,0 0,0

0,0 january

february

march

april

mai

june

july Month

august

september

october

november december

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Heat energy consumption [kWh]

Heat power consumption [kW]

150,0

Simulation results Surplus heat (actual situation) Average heat production and surplus heat Average surplus power: yearly average: 101 kW Internal Heat Sinks (digesters, houses, dairy)

winter: 83 kW

summer: 119 kW

Average heat power cogeneration units (Ptot)

Average surplus heat = heat power - digester heat - heat houses and warmater - heat dairy (Ptot - Pdig - Phouses -

200 Heat production

Surplus Heat heat produced

180

160 Surplus Heat

Average Heat Power [kW]

140

surplus heat

120

100

local heat sinks

80

Internal Heat sinks Digester, Houses, Dairy

60

40

20

0 0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

hours

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Search for External Heat-Sinks H eat valorisation applications for decentralised biogas p lants Intern al V alorisation D ry ing G rass / H ay

G rains, seed s, cereals

B iofertilizer pro duction

H eating Farm – buildings (housing, stables… )

G reen houses

C ooling Cooling of farm ing products (m ilk, cheese, m eat, ...)

E xternal V alorisation Pro cesses, others

D ryin g

D istillery/ brew ery

W ood drying - technical - w ood chips - pellets - others

G rains, seeds, cereals B iofertilizer production

H eating B uildings - heat netw ork - tourist/vac ation building -

Sw im m ing pool,…

C o oling cooling of foodw arehouses (m ilk, cheese, m eat, frozen foods ...)

Storage heat storage w ith phase change m aterials

G reen hou ses

M edicinal plants S ew age sludge

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Feasibilty studies for different heat valorisation applications Internal heat sinks ƒ Internal (local) heat network ƒ Production of cold External heat sinks ƒ Wood drying ƒ Hygienisation ƒ External heat network ƒ Heat transport (Container) to customers like homes for elderly people, swimming pools, ....

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Feasibility study: External heat network (district heating system) Æ Distance village-Biogas plant too large (~ 2.500m )

Heat network Biogas plant - Attert Total deliverables heat per year Distance biogas plant - town

Æ Heat network becomes only interesting for a heat delivery of >1.400 MWh/a - not realistic! (compensation of annual costs by heat sales only)

Total Invest-Costs Annual Costs

Æ Better economic situation for heat sales of 800 MWh/a only possible when utilising „green certificates“ no positive effect for the overall economic balance of the biogas plant

800 MWh/a 2500 m 1.000.000,00 € 75.000,00 €/a

Annual Revenues consumption spec. Revenues Certificats verts 590 90,000 €/CV Heat sales 800 MWh/a 40 €/MWh Total Annual Revenues

53.100,00 €/a 32.000,00 €/a 85.100,00 €/a

INCOME

10.100,00 €/a

10.000

Yearly balances (€ / a)

0 0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

Heat sales 1600 (MWh/a)

-10.000

-20.000

-30.000

-40.000

Heat sales: 30 €/MWh 40 €/MWh 50 €/MWh 60 €/MWh

-50.000

-60.000

-70.000

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Feasibility study: Heat transport Heat sinks: Households Village, home for elderly (container discharging)

Transport

Heat source: Biogas plant (container loading)

farm

12 Container with phase - change material

Transportable Latent Heat Storage / Container ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

Phase Change Material: e.g, Sodium Acetate Melting Point: 58 °C Storage capacity: 2,5 MWh Recommended Charging Power: 250 kW Recommended Discharging Power: 125 kW Charging Time : ~ 10 hrs Discharging Time: ~ 20 hrs Heat Source Temp.: min. 75 °C Weight of Container: ~ 26 t Manufacturer of Container: Alfred Schneider

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Heat transport / Container– Economical analysis Æ Heat transportation only interesting for high heat-demand (> 500MWh/a) and short distances to possible heat sinks Æ Heat transport generates no relevant positive balance, but creates additional value added work for the farmer (transportation costs: ~25.000€/a) ÆDiesel consumption for transports counteracts the number of assigned „green certificates“

Heat Transfer (prices incl. TVA) Total transfered heat per year Drivercosts to discharching point Total Invest-Costs Annual Costs Annual Revenues consumption spec. Revenues Certificats verts 423 90,000 €/CV Heat sales 600 MWh/a 0,020 €/kWh Total Annual Revenues INCOME

Revenues / year [€/a]

Yearly revenues depending on: heat transport costs, distance to discharching point, heat transfer quantity, certificats verts (heat sales price fixed - 20 €/MWh)

20.000 € 15.000 € 10.000 € 5.000 € 0€ -5.000 €100 -10.000 € -15.000 € -20.000 € -25.000 € -30.000 € -35.000 € -40.000 € -45.000 € -50.000 € -55.000 €

600 MWh/a 5 km 146.000,00 € 46.930,79 €/a

38.080,00 €/a 12.000,00 €/a 50.080,00 €/a 3.149,21 €/a

Invest costs: 146.000€ Revenues: Heat sales: 20 €/MWh Certificats verts: 90 €/CV

40 km

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

30 km 20 km 10 km 5 km

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Economic Sensitivity Analysis- Base Case Invest

Revenues / year [€/a]

Yearly revenues depending on: heat transport costs, distance to discharching point, heat transfer quantity, certificats verts (heat sales price fixed - 20 €/MWh)

20.000 € 15.000 € 10.000 € 5.000 € 0€ -5.000 €100 -10.000 € -15.000 € -20.000 € -25.000 € -30.000 € -35.000 € -40.000 € -45.000 € -50.000 € -55.000 €

Invest costs: 146.000€ Revenues: Heat sales: 20 €/MWh Certificats verts: 90 €/CV

40 km

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

30 km 20 km 10 km 5 km

Heat transport [MWh/a]

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Economic Sensitivity Analysis - Invest ~75%

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Revenues in Germany worse than in Belgium

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Simulation results (actual situation) Simulation results (base-case-scenario) Gas yield 589.000 m3/a 1.630 m3/d 1.630 m3/d

Total gas production Winter Summer Diesel consumption Total consumption

23.570 l/a Electrical Energy

Total electricity production

~ 322 households

1.147.000 kWh/a Heat Energy

Total heat production 1.484.000 kWh/a Heat – digester needs 407.000 kWh/a Heat – network needs (houses, local needs 193.000 kWh/a warmwater, dairy) Surplus Heat Surplus Heat 884.000 kWh/a Running Time of cogeneration units Total running time (for 2 units)

~ 14.338 h/a

~ 40 households

Runtime per CHP-unit: 18 ~7.000h/a

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