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Sustainable Thermal Storage Systems Planning Design and Operations
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Hyman, Lucas
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Sustainable Thermal Storage Systems Planning Design and Operations
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: McGraw-Hill Professional, 2011.
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Sustainable Thermal Storage Systems Planning Design and Operations
Authors:
Lucas Hyman
Published:
July 2011
eISBN:
9780071752985 0071752986
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9780071752978
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Preface
1 Overview
Introduction
Benefi ts of Thermal Storage
Reduced Utility-Bill Peak Demand
Improved Facility Plant Effi ciencies
Reduced Energy Consumption
Lower Energy Costs
More Flexible Facility Plant Operations
Added Backup Capacity
Smaller Facility Equipment Requirements
Lower Facility Maintenance Costs
Potential Lower Capital Costs
Economic Benefi ts
Environmental Benefi ts
Benefi ts to the Utility
Society Benefi ts
Thermal Storage Basics
Thermal Storage Media
Types of Thermal Storage Systems
Thermal Storage Operating Strategies
Thermal Storage Economics
History
Key Issues Facing Industry Today
References
2 Applicability of Thermal Storage Systems
Introduction
Applicability of Thermal Storage Systems
Facility Loads
Utility Rate Structures
Electric Rate Schedules
Effect of Rate Structures on the Most Cost-Effective Solution Chosen
New Investment Required to Meet New or Expanding Facility Loads
Emergency Backup
Fire Protection
Combustion Turbine Inlet-Air Cooling
3 Types of Thermal Storage Systems
Sensible Thermal Storage Systems
Hot Water Thermal Storage Systems
Chilled Water Systems
Mass Storage Systems
Latent Thermal Storage
Ice Systems
Other Phase Change Materials
Seasonal Thermal Storage Systems
4 Sensible Thermal Storage Systems
Introduction
Factors Affecting the Selection of Sensible Thermal Storage Materials
Solid Sensible Thermal Storage Systems
Use of Building Mass for Thermal Storage
Use of the Ground for Sensible Thermal Storage
Gravel as a Sensible Thermal Storage
Liquid Sensible Thermal Storage Systems
Natural Storage Containers
Series or Labyrinth Tank Thermal Storage System
Multiple Tank “Empty Tank” System
Membrane or Diaphragm Thermal Storage Systems
Stratifi ed Thermal Storage Systems
Sensible Water Thermal Storage System Needs
Chilled Water Thermal Storage Systems
Vertical Thermal Stratifi cation
Constant Chilled Water Rise
Separation of Chilled Water Supply and Return
Variable-Flow Chilled Water Use
Maintaining Equivalent or Higher Coil Capacity
Preventing Increased Supply Water Flow
Stratifi cation System Design Requirements
Proper Vertical Separation
Diffuser Design
Reasonable Storage Time
Storage Below 39°F
Typical Stratifi cation Challenges
Good Stratifi ed Storage System Characteristics
Serendipity of a Good Chilled Water Thermal Storage System
Reduced Chiller Energy Consumption
Lower Pump Horsepower
Smaller Chilled Water Pumps and Pipes
Uninsulated Chilled Water Pipe Potential
Better System Balancing and Control
High Reliability and Emergency Cooling
Lower Maintenance Cost
Operational Flexibility
Balancing Thermal and Electric Loads
Dual-Use as Fire Protection
Water Treatment
Reference
5 Latent Thermal Storage Systems
Introduction
Ice Thermal Storage Technologies
Ice-on-Coil
Internal Melt Ice-on-Coil
External Melt Ice-on-Coil
Encapsulated Ice Storage
Ice Harvesters
Ice Slurry
Seasonal Ice Storage
Ice Storage: Secondary Coolants
Other Phase Change Materials and Applications
Phase Change Below 32°F
Summary
References
6 Heating Thermal Storage Systems
Introduction
Solar Thermal Power Plants
Parabolic Troughs
Solar Towers
Dish/Engine Systems
Thermal Storage Options
Classifi cation
Storage Concepts
Storage Media
Sensible Heat Storage
Liquid Media Storage
Solid Media Storage
Latent Heat Storage
Chemical Thermal Storage
References
7 Thermal Storage System Sizing
Introduction
Determining or Estimating Facility Loads
Stratifi ed CHW Thermal Storage
Full Storage System Sizing
Partial Storage (Load Leveling) System Sizing
Hot Water Storage Sizing
Ice Storage System Sizing
Summary
8 Conducting a Thermal Storage Feasibility Study
Introduction
Developing Thermal Storage System Alternatives
Estimating Energy Use and Cost
Estimating the Budget Construction Costs
Estimating Annual Maintenance Costs
Conducting Economic Analysis
LCC Process
Making Recommendations
9 Thermal Storage Design Applications
Introduction
Caution Flags (Lessons Learned)
Sensible Water Thermal Storage Systems
Single Tank Systems
Multiple Tank Systems
Diffuser Design
Instrumentation and Control Requirements
Additional Design Requirements
Chemically Modifi ed CHW Storage Systems
Ice Storage System Design
Expanding an Existing Thermal Storage System
Multiple Tanks Hydraulically and Statically Balanced
Multiple Tanks with Plate-and-Frame Exchangers
Increasing the Thermal Storage Tank Height
Modifi cation of Coils, Circulation Piping Controls, and Chillers
Chemical Additive to Increase the Delta-T
Conversion to Ice Storage
Hybrid Chilled Water-Ice Systems
10 Thermal Storage Tank Specifi cations
Introduction
Aboveground Steel Thermal Storage Tank Specifi cations
Part 1—Execution
Part 2—Products
Part 3—Execution
Above- or Belowground Concrete Thermal Storage Tank Specifi cations
Part 1—Execution
Part 2—Material
Reinforcing Steel
Part 3—Construction
11 Thermal Storage Operating and Control Strategies
Introduction
Operating Strategies
Example Operating Strategy
Control Strategies
Operating Modes
Charging Thermal Storage Tank Only
Charging Thermal Storage Tank and Serving Facility Cooling Loads
Discharging from Thermal Storage Tank Only
Discharge from Thermal Storage and Operate Thermal Production Equipment to Meet the Facility Thermal Load
Operate Thermal Production Equipment Only to Meet the Facility Thermal Load
12 Commissioning of Thermal Storage Systems
Introduction
Thermal Storage Owner Project Requirements
OPR Design Considerations
Basis of Design
ASHRAE Standard 150—Method of Testing the Performance of Cool Storage Systems
Summary
13 Sustainable Thermal Storage Operations
Introduction
Understanding the Thermal Storage Plant
Thermal Storage Data Gathering
Metering
Monitoring
Thermal Storage Data Analysis
Metrics
Benchmarking
Billing
Control Strategies
Operator Training
Maintenance
Reserve Funds
Let People Know the Great Results of Thermal Storage
14 Chilled Water Thermal Storage Case Study
University Hospital
Study Purpose
Campus Overview
Existing Cooling and Heating Systems
Existing Energy Costs
Electricity Rate Schedule
Existing Central Plant Cooling Load
Future Cooling Load
Central Chiller Plant Alternatives
Alternative 1—Conventional Chiller Plant (Base Case)
Alternative 2—Addition of Full Storage CHW TES
Alternative 3—Addition of Partial Storage CHW TES
Alternative Summary
Modeling Process
Budget Construction Cost Estimates
Alternative 1—Conventional Chiller Plant (Base Case)
Alternative 2—Addition of Full Storage CHW TES
Alternative 3—Addition of Partial Storage CHW TES
Economic Analysis
Life-Cycle Costs
Net Present Value Calculations
Life-Cycle-Cost Summary
Conclusions and Recommendations
15 Ice Thermal Storage Case Study
Study Objective
Central Plant Facilities
Chiller Plant
Plant Controls or Metering
Cooling Loads
Existing Cooling Loads
Future Cooling Loads
Implementing Ice TES at the
Alternatives
Ice TES System Site
Utility Rate Structure
Energy Analysis
Energy Consumption and Cost
Budget Construction Costs
Life-Cycle-Cost Summary
Conclusion
Glossary
Bibliography
Index