Abstract
A concentrated solar power (CSP) biomass combined heat and power (CHP) system based on organic Rankine cycle (ORC) technology developed in the framework of the EU founded BRICKER project is presented. The CHP system coupled with heat recovery ventilation technology and novel insulation material has the aim of reducing the energy consumption of existing building by up to 50%. A simplified approach to implement a dynamic model of the CHP system is proposed. The model is firstly used to investigate the performances of the CHP system control logic under extreme working condition. Secondly, the effectiveness in ensuring safe working conditions and in maximizing the sun power usage of two different solar field control approaches is investigated simulating the developed model over a reference day.
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