1. 1. The primary energy savings in tep (1 MWh -0.086 tep) and diesel, which involves the direct use of heat from a geothermal resource to cover a heat demand of 100 kW for 3,500 h / year, assum...
1. 1. The primary energy savings in tep (1 MWh -0.086 tep) and diesel, which involves the direct use of heat from a geothermal resource to cover a heat demand of 100 kW for 3,500 h / year, assuming that this demand will be covered with diesel boiler of average yield 0.8 (for diesel 1.12 tep/ton gas oil), they are: a) 30.1 tep/year, 26.9 ton/year b) 37.6 tep/year, 33.6 ton/year c)41.2 tep/year, 36.8 ton /year 1. 2. A hydraulic pump extracts a flow of 86.7 m3/h of hot water from a geothermal resource with a gauge height of 75 m. The overall performance (electric motor-pump) is 0.75. The electrical power of the machine and its electrical consumption per 100 hours of operation is approximately: (water density 1,000 kg /m3) a) 21.2 kW; 2.12 MWh b) 28.5 kW; 2.85 MWh c) 23.6 kw; 2.36 MWh 1. 3. A geothermal heat pump with a rated thermal power of 100 kW presents a seasonal COP equal to 4 for the heating season and works during that season 2,000 hours equivalent to full load. Calculate the primary energy savings compared to a diesel boiler with seasonal yield 0.85. Other data Gas oil PCI 8560 kcal/L (10 MWh/ m3), density 850 kg /m3 Ratios of primary energy to final energy: Electricity: 0.2 tep/MWh electric; Diesel fuel: 0.957 tep/m3 gas oil a) 5 tep b) 25 tep c) 12.5 tep 1. 4. A high-enthalpy geothermal resource produces a flow rate of 2x105 kg /h of steam at 200 0C and 10 bar. An electric power plant has a specific consumption of this type of steam of 6 kg/ kWh electric. Indicate the power of the plant and the annual electricity production for an operating regime of 6,000 h/year at full load a) 33.3 MW; 200 Gwh /year b] 25 Mw; 150 Gwh )8.33 MW: so Gwh /year 1. 5. Indicate the power of a binary cycle of a geothermal resource of half enthalpy of temperature 120 oC and a flow rate of 10 m3 /h, using the approximate expression of Nichols a) 74 kw b) 47 kW c) 55 kw