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58. Technical Study of a Hybrid Solar–Geothermal Power Plant and Its Application to a Thermal Design Course

Authors : Derek K. Baker, C. Cihan Özalevli, S. Kazım Sömek

Published in: Progress in Clean Energy, Volume 2

Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

An energetic model for a hybrid solar–geothermal electric power plant (HSGEPP) is developed to explore the extent to which solar thermal resources can extend and enhance marginal and declining geothermal fields. The model is developed and presented to allow replication in a 4th-year solar engineering thermal design course. The model is applied to a HSGEPP being developed in Turkey, and simulations are run using a typical meteorological year formatted data set. The solar fraction ( f s) of the HSGEPP is equal to the fractional decrease in the geothermal resource usage. The increase in annual f s with the collector field’s solar multiple (M s) is linear up to approximately f s = 0.25 for M s = 1.25, after which the rate of increase in f s begins to decay and f s approaches 0.37 for M s = 5. For M s = 1.25, the monthly solar fraction ranges from 0.05 in December to 0.43 in July.

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Metadata
Title
Technical Study of a Hybrid Solar–Geothermal Power Plant and Its Application to a Thermal Design Course
Authors
Derek K. Baker
C. Cihan Özalevli
S. Kazım Sömek
Copyright Year
2015
Book
Progress in Clean Energy, Volume 2

Print ISBN: 978-3-319-17030-5

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-319-17031-2

Copyright Year: 2015

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17031-2_58