Paper title: COMBINED NUCLEAR AND CONVENTIONAL PLANT, OPERATING ON HYDROGEN, ACCORDING TO RANKINE CYCLE
Author(s): MIRCEA CĀRDU, IOANA IONEL, CORNELIU UNGUREANU,
Abstract: In the article a novel approach toward a power facility is proposed, focusing on clean
electric energy generating, during peak loads of a power system (PS). In such system,
the primary energy is generated in a nuclear energetic installation that, by its nature, is
suitable for continuous delivery of energy at a relatively constant load. Based of this
primary energy, through electrolysis, hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) can be produced,
and stocked in special reservoirs.During peak load, H and O should be recombined in a
combustion process, by generating steam at very high temperature. The steam is further
sent to a condensation turbine, which is generating in return second level energy that is
leveling the peaks in the PS load.
Keywords: Clean energy, Combined power plants, Nuclear power plants, Hydrogen as fuel. Year: 2007 | Tome: 52 | Issue: 1 | Pp.: 105-120
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