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Solar Augmented Steam Cycle EPRI Study Why Solar Integration with Combined Cycle (CC) ?? Many CC Plants designed with natural gas duct burning capability Duct burners only employed during high energy price periods Hence Steam


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Solar Augmented Steam Cycle – EPRI Study

  • Why Solar Integration with Combined Cycle (CC) ??

– Many CC Plants designed with natural gas duct burning capability – Duct burners only employed during high energy price periods – Hence Steam Turbine capacity for duct burning sits idle much of the time. – Examples

  • Dynegy Arlington Valley Duct Burner capacity ~ 80 Mw
  • Dynegy Griffith Duct Burner capacity ~ 120 Mw

– Challenge

  • Integrate solar produced steam with CC plant to use steam turbine capacity
  • Avoids installation of new steam turbine system and generates renewable

energy

  • Can provide firm power to customer using combination of solar and duct

burning

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Solar Augmented Steam Cycle – EPRI Study

  • EPRI Study

– Produce Development Guideline Manual – Host Sites for analysis

  • Griffith Energy Plant (Dynegy)
  • Chuck Lenzie Plant (NV Energy)

– Generic & specific economic analysis

  • IPP structure
  • Utility structure

– Study Complete April/May 2009

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Solar Island Combined Cycle Island

Condenser

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Gas Turbine(s) Storage (optional) Steam Turbine

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Heat Recovery Steam Generator Air Air and Water Vapor Electricity to the grid Parabolic trough field Steam 540 C 100 bar 395 C 295 C 600 C Solar Heat Exchanger

Solar Augmented Steam Cycle – EPRI Study