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Design of S–CO2 coal-fired power system based on the multiscale analysis platform

Y.H. Fan, D.L. Yang, G.H. Tang, Q. Sheng and X.L. Li

Energy, 2022, vol. 240, issue C

Abstract: This work presents a design of 1000 MW S–CO2 coal-fired power system, containing not only a new methodology of S–CO2 power system modeling, but also the specific directions for engineering design. The coupling between computational fluid dynamic simulations at boiler scale and the mathematical modeling of the thermal cycle facilitates a high reliability of the comprehensive design. Our analysis helps identify key questions and then delivers specific directions for engineering design, especially for the pressure drop penalty in tail flue and thermal-hydraulic performance of cooling wall. The proposed flue split method coupled with parallel utilization method can not only effectively reduce the pressure drop penalty but also simplify the system heater configuration. Moreover, the thermal performance of S–CO2 cooling wall is improved by using the flue gas recirculation and cooling wall arrangement optimization. The optimized position and proportion of flue gas extraction are further obtained. Comprehensively, the proposed design of S–CO2 coal-fired power system enhances the system net efficiency up to 51.00%, with an efficient utilization of residual heat and cooling wall temperature below 700 °C.

Keywords: Modeling methodology; Multiscale; S–CO2 coal-fired power plant; System net efficiency; Thermal-hydraulic performance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2021.122482

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