Abstract

Cogeneration can not only reduce the use of primary energy, but also reduce the pollution to the environment; the article selects a 1200kW low-pressure stage turbine as an example to give an analysis, calculates the variation of parameters such as heat production, heat production coefficient, flow rate of cold water and hot water of this turbine, and proposes and analyzes the circulation characteristics of the CTHP system, determines the matching relationship between the steam engine driven heat pump that the system needs to meet, and fits the relationship between the steam engine efficiency and power of the heat pump. The correlation equation of steam engine efficiency and power is regressed, and the relationship of circulating cooling water flow rate with turbine discharge temperature is fitted. It is found that the heat production performance coefficients of the high and low pressure stages of the heat pump increase by 27.6% and 29.3% respectively when the discharge temperature increases from 160°C to 220°C, and the system can realize better economic and social benefits compared with the conventional CHP system.

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