Libro riguardante la caratterizzazione di sistemi per la produzione combinata di energia da sistemi di multi-generazione distribuita (Distributed Multi-Generation, DMG). Il libro tratta componenti, schemi e modelli di sistemi di multi-generazione distribuita, illustra concetti derivanti da proposte originali degli autori in merito all'analisi e alla pianificazione dei sistemi, con i corrispondenti indicatori energetici e ambientali approccio formulati secondo un approccio unificato. Numerosi esempi applicativi inclusi nel libro riguardano in particolare sistemi di cogenerazione e trigenerazion

Chicco, Gianfranco

Mancarella, Pierluigi

English

The recent development of distributed generation technologies is changing the focus of the production of electricity from large centralized power plants to local energy systems scattered over the territory. Under the distributed generation paradigm, the present research scenario emphasises more and more the role of solutions aimed at improving the energy generation efficiency and thus the sustainability of the overall energy sector. In particular, coupling local cogeneration systems to various typologies of chillers and heat pumps allows setting up distributed multi-generation systems for combined production of different energy vectors such as electricity, heat (at different enthalpy levels), cooling power, and so forth. The generation of the final demand energy outputs close to the users enables reducing the losses occurring in the energy chain conversion and distribution, as well as enhancing the overall generation efficiency. This book presents a comprehensive introduction to energy planning and performance assessment of energy systems within the so-called Distributed Multi-Generation (DMG) framework. Typical plant schemes and components are illustrated and modelled, with special focus on applications for trigeneration of electricity, heat and cooling power. A general approach to characterization and planning of multi-generation systems is formulated in terms of the so-called lambda analysis, which extends the classical models related to the heat-to-power cogeneration ratio analysis in cogeneration plants. A unified theoretical framework leading to synthesize different performance assessment techniques is described in details. In particular, different indicators are presented for evaluating the potential energy benefits of distributed multi-generation systems with respect to classical case of separate production and centralized energy systems. Several case study applications are illustrated to exemplify the models presented and to point out some numerical aspects relevant to equipment available on the market. In particular, schemes with different cogeneration prime mover typologies, as well as electric, absorption and engine-driven chillers and heat pumps, are discussed and evaluated. A number of openings towards modelling and evaluation of environmental and economic issues are also provided. The aspects analysed highlight the prominent role of DMG systems towards the development of more sustainable energy scenarios. © 2009 by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved

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Authors: Pierluigi Mancarella and Gianfranco Chicco 
(Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy)  
Book Description:  
The recent development of distributed generation 
technologies is changing the focus of the production 
of electricity from large centralized power plants to 
local energy systems scattered over the territory. 
Under the distributed generation paradigm, the 
present research scenario emphasises more and more 
the role of solutions aimed at improving the energy 
generation efficiency and thus the sustainability of the 
overall energy sector. In particular, coupling local 
cogeneration systems to various typologies of chillers 
and heat pumps allows setting up distributed multi-
generation systems for combined production of 
different energy vectors such as electricity, heat (at 
different enthalpy levels), cooling power, and so 
forth. The generation of the final demand energy 
outputs close to the users enables reducing the losses 
occurring in the energy chain conversion and 
distribution, as well as enhancing the overall 
generation efficiency. 
This book presents a comprehensive introduction to 
energy planning and performance assessment of 
energy systems within the so-called Distributed 
Multi-Generation (DMG) framework. Typical plant 
schemes and components are illustrated and 
modelled, with special focus on applications for 
trigeneration of electricity, heat and cooling power. A 
general approach to characterization and planning of 
multi-generation systems is formulated in terms of 
the so-called lambda analysis, which extends the 
classical models related to the heat-to-power 
cogeneration ratio analysis in cogeneration plants. A 
unified theoretical framework leading to synthesize 
different performance assessment techniques is 
described in details. In particular, different indicators 
are presented for evaluating the potential energy 
benefits of distributed multi-generation systems with 
respect to classical case of separate production and 
centralized energy systems. Several case study 
applications are illustrated to exemplify the models 
presented and to point out some numerical aspects 
relevant to equipment available on the market. In 
particular, schemes with different cogeneration prime 
mover typologies, as well as electric, absorption and 
engine-driven chillers and heat pumps, are discussed 
and evaluated. A number of openings towards 
modelling and evaluation of environmental and 
economic issues are also provided. The aspects 
Special Focus Titles
01. Dictionary of Word Meanings
02. Suicidal Behavior in Alcohol 
and Drug Abuse and 
Dependence
03. Terroristica: Flags and 
Emblems of Armed Non-
Governmental Organizations
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Management of Extra-
Esophageal Reflux
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Envenoming, Therapy
06. Fundamentals and 
Engineering of Severe Plastic 
Deformation
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Economic Change in Turkey: 
An Institutional Approach
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Community: The Evolution of 
Planning Theory and Practice
09. Issues in Economic Thought
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Cleveland
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Management, Policy and 
Economics
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Fibers
13. Urban Land Markets, Housing 
Development and Spatial 
Planning in Sub-Saharan 
Africa: A Case of Uganda
14. Evolutionary Genetics of 
Plant-Microbe Symbioses
15. Psychoanalytic 
Psychotherapy: A Modern 
Kleinian Approach
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analysed highlight the prominent role of DMG 
systems towards the development of more 
sustainable energy scenarios. 
 
 
Keywords: black-box model, cogeneration, combined 
cooling heat and power, cooling generation 
equipment, CO2 emission reduction, distributed 
generation, energy chain, energy efficiency, energy 
networks, energy planning, energy-related markets, 
energy saving, environmental impact assessment, 
lambda analysis, multi-generation, performance 
indicators, poly-generation, power systems, small-
scale applications, sustainable energy, trigeneration. 
Table of Contents:  
Preface  
Contents  
Notation  
List of Figures  
List of Tables  
Introduction 
Chapter 1. The Distributed Multi-Generation Framework 
Chapter 2. Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Structures and Schemes 
Chapter 3. Multi-Generation Components: Characteristics and Models 
Chapter 4. Distributed Multi-Generation Planning 
Chapter 5. Energy Performance Assessment: Rationales and Indicators 
Chapter 6. Cogeneration Energy Performance Assessment Applications 
Chapter 7. Energy Performance Assessment of Trigeneration Alternatives 
Chapter 8. Extended Distributed Multi-Generation Applications 
References 
About the Authors 
Index 
 
   Binding: Hardcover
   Pub. Date: 2009, 3rd Quarter
   Pages: 264 pp.
   ISBN: 978-1-60456-688-8
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Distributed multi-generation systems: energy models and analyses

Libro riguardante la caratterizzazione di sistemi per la produzione combinata di energia da sistemi di multi-generazione distribuita (Distributed Multi-Generation, DMG). 
Il libro tratta componenti, schemi e modelli di sistemi di multi-generazione distribuita, illustra concetti derivanti da proposte originali degli autori in merito all'analisi e alla pianificazione dei sistemi, con i corrispondenti indicatori energetici e ambientali approccio formulati secondo un approccio unificato. Numerosi esempi applicativi inclusi nel libro riguardano in particolare sistemi di cogenerazione e trigenerazione

MANCARELLA, PIERLUIGI

CHICCO, GIANFRANCO

PORTO@iris (Publications Open Repository TOrino - Politecnico di Torino)

05 August 2020POLITECNICO DI TORINORepository ISTITUZIONALEDistributed multi-generation systems: energy models and analyses / Mancarella P.; Chicco G.. - STAMPA. - (2009), pp.1-264.OriginalDistributed multi-generation systems: energy models and analysesPublisher:PublishedDOI:Terms of use:openAccessPublisher copyright(Article begins on next page)This article is made available under terms and conditions as specified in the  corresponding bibliographic description inthe repositoryAvailability:This version is available at: 11583/2371557 since:Nova Science Publishers                 Top » Catalog » Books » Energy » Electrical Power » My Account  |  Cart Contents  |  Checkout   Quick Find    Use keywords to find the product you are looking for. Advanced SearchWhat's New?Manufacturing Technology Research. Volume 1 $175.50Shopping Cart0 itemsInformationShipping & Returns Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact UsBestsellers01. Optimization Advances in Electric Power Systems02. Leading-Edge Electric Power Research03. Progress in Fuel Cell Research04. Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Energy Models and Analyses05. Electric Power Research Trends06. Fuel Cell Research Trends07. Wind Energy in Electricity Markets with High Wind Penetration08. Electricity Restructuring: Issues and Policy Questions09. Fuel Cell Energy Source for Electric Vehicle Applications10. Perfluorinated Polymer Electrolyte Membranes for Fuel CellsNotificationsNotify me of updates to Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Energy Models and AnalysesTell A Friend   Tell someone you know about this product.Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Energy Models and AnalysesRetail Price: $79.0010% Online Discount You Pay:  $71.10 Click to enlarge Authors: Pierluigi Mancarella and Gianfranco Chicco (Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy)  Book Description:  The recent development of distributed generation technologies is changing the focus of the production of electricity from large centralized power plants to local energy systems scattered over the territory. Under the distributed generation paradigm, the present research scenario emphasises more and more the role of solutions aimed at improving the energy generation efficiency and thus the sustainability of the overall energy sector. In particular, coupling local cogeneration systems to various typologies of chillers and heat pumps allows setting up distributed multi-generation systems for combined production of different energy vectors such as electricity, heat (at different enthalpy levels), cooling power, and so forth. The generation of the final demand energy outputs close to the users enables reducing the losses occurring in the energy chain conversion and distribution, as well as enhancing the overall generation efficiency. This book presents a comprehensive introduction to energy planning and performance assessment of energy systems within the so-called Distributed Multi-Generation (DMG) framework. Typical plant schemes and components are illustrated and modelled, with special focus on applications for trigeneration of electricity, heat and cooling power. A general approach to characterization and planning of multi-generation systems is formulated in terms of the so-called lambda analysis, which extends the classical models related to the heat-to-power cogeneration ratio analysis in cogeneration plants. A unified theoretical framework leading to synthesize different performance assessment techniques is described in details. In particular, different indicators are presented for evaluating the potential energy benefits of distributed multi-generation systems with respect to classical case of separate production and centralized energy systems. Several case study applications are illustrated to exemplify the models presented and to point out some numerical aspects relevant to equipment available on the market. In particular, schemes with different cogeneration prime mover typologies, as well as electric, absorption and engine-driven chillers and heat pumps, are discussed and evaluated. A number of openings towards modelling and evaluation of environmental and economic issues are also provided. The aspects Special Focus Titles01. Dictionary of Word Meanings02. Suicidal Behavior in Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Dependence03. Terroristica: Flags and Emblems of Armed Non-Governmental Organizations04. Effects, Diagnosis and Management of Extra-Esophageal Reflux05. Venomous Snakes - Envenoming, Therapy06. Fundamentals and Engineering of Severe Plastic Deformation07. Understanding the Process of Economic Change in Turkey: An Institutional Approach08. Eco-City and Green Community: The Evolution of Planning Theory and Practice09. Issues in Economic Thought10. The Presidency of Grover Cleveland11. Natural Resources in Ghana: Management, Policy and Economics12. Biodegradation of Cellulose Fibers13. Urban Land Markets, Housing Development and Spatial Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case of Uganda14. Evolutionary Genetics of Plant-Microbe Symbioses15. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A Modern Kleinian ApproachPagina 1 di 3Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Energy Models and Analyses05/08/2010https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=7335&osCsi...  analysed highlight the prominent role of DMG systems towards the development of more sustainable energy scenarios.   Keywords: black-box model, cogeneration, combined cooling heat and power, cooling generation equipment, CO2 emission reduction, distributed generation, energy chain, energy efficiency, energy networks, energy planning, energy-related markets, energy saving, environmental impact assessment, lambda analysis, multi-generation, performance indicators, poly-generation, power systems, small-scale applications, sustainable energy, trigeneration. Table of Contents:  Preface  Contents  Notation  List of Figures  List of Tables  Introduction Chapter 1. The Distributed Multi-Generation Framework Chapter 2. Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Structures and Schemes Chapter 3. Multi-Generation Components: Characteristics and Models Chapter 4. Distributed Multi-Generation Planning Chapter 5. Energy Performance Assessment: Rationales and Indicators Chapter 6. Cogeneration Energy Performance Assessment Applications Chapter 7. Energy Performance Assessment of Trigeneration Alternatives Chapter 8. Extended Distributed Multi-Generation Applications References About the Authors Index     Binding: Hardcover   Pub. Date: 2009, 3rd Quarter   Pages: 264 pp.   ISBN: 978-1-60456-688-8   Status: AV   Status Code DescriptionAN AnnouncingFM FormattingPP Page ProofsFP Final ProductionEP Editorial ProductionPR At PrepressAP At PressAV Available    Thursday 05 August, 2010       Nova Science Publishers  © Copyright 2004 - 2010 Pagina 2 di 3Distributed Multi-Generation Systems: Energy Models and Analyses05/08/2010https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=7335&osCsi... 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