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Abstract
The invention discloses a comprehensive energy system design and modeling method for
realizing carbon cycle, which is suitable for industries with multiple energy requirements and
high energy consumption. In the system, renewable energy is used to replace fossil energy to
reduce the release of carbon in the formation, biomass energy is used as combustion fuel to
realize the reuse of carbon in the biological world, electricity, heat and hydrogen carbon-free
energy are used to supply energy for high energy-consuming industries, and carbon capture
devices are used to recover carbon produced by human production and seal the formation.
According to the proposed carbon cycle integrated energy system, the mathematical modeling
methods of energy production module, energy dispatching module, energy storage module and
energy consumption module are given. The invention innovatively puts forward the carbon
cycle of the comprehensive energy system, promotes the improvement of the energy structure,
helps to enhance the awareness of decarbonization and emission reduction of enterprises, and
provides a new idea for exploring the future development of the comprehensive energy system.
Description
Method for designing and modeling integrated energy system for realizing
carbon cycle
The invention belongs to the field of comprehensive energy systems, and particularly
relates to a design and modeling method of a comprehensive energy system for realizing
carbon cycle, which is used for providing a new idea for future energy system structural
development and realizing carbon neutralization.
Climate change caused by carbon emissions has become a global security issue. The
Greenhouse Gas Bulletin issued by the World Meteorological Organization in 2020
pointed out that the increase of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has become a long
term trend. In 2019, the global average concentration of carbon dioxide (C0 2 ) reached
410.5 ppm, which is very close to the warning line recognized by the international
scientific community. Therefore, in the context of the energy revolution, accelerating
the emission reduction and decarbonization of the energy system and achieving the
ultimate goal of carbon neutralization have become a hot issue in global research.
In the integrated energy system, both energy producers and energy consumers can help
to reduce carbon emissions. In energy production, the use of renewable energy is an
important way to achieve carbon neutrality. Wind power generation and photovoltaic
power generation do not produce greenhouse gases in the production process. Solid
biomass fuel mainly comes from plants and crop residues in nature, and biogas mainly
comes from feces, municipal solid waste, wastewater, etc. The use of both can realize recycling of resources to recover C02 and improve energy efficiency. In terms of energy consumption, low carbonization of high energy-consuming industries is one of the important means to achieve the goal of double carbon. China's traditional industrial sectors account for about 40% of the total carbon emissions. Therefore, it is of great strategic significance and application value to design a carbon cycle integrated energy system for users in high energy-consuming industries.
The invention provides a comprehensive energy system design and modeling method
for realizing carbon cycle. First of all, the system design idea is to reduce carbon release
from the energy production side and realize carbon sequestration from the energy
consumption side, so that the integrated energy system can realize high-efficiency and
low-carbon cycle with electricity, heat and hydrogen energy in the operation process.
Secondly, the system modeling method is to establish mathematical models from four
aspects: energy production module, energy dispatching module, energy storage module
and energy consumption module, which is conducive to making the dispatching plan
for the efficient operation of the system.
To achieve the above purpose, the present invention provides the following scheme:
The invention provides a comprehensive energy system design and modeling method
for realizing carbon cycle.
A method for designing and modeling an integrated energy system for realizing carbon
cycle is characterized by comprising the following parts:
1) Design and implement a comprehensive energy system of carbon cycle, which is suitable for industries with multiple energy demands and high energy consumption;
2) According to the designed system, mathematical modeling is carried out from energy
production module, energy dispatching module, energy storage module and energy
consumption module;
3) Further, the design of the carbon cycle integrated energy system includes the
following steps:
301) An integrated energy system for realizing carbon cycle includes an energy
production module, an energy dispatching module, an energy storage module and an
energy consumption module;
302) The energy production module includes a new energy power generation hydrogen
production subsystem, a solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem, and a
biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem; The energy dispatching module
includes the integration and distribution of electric energy, heat energy and hydrogen,
and also includes injecting the trapped carbon dioxide into the stratum for sealing; The
energy storage module contains flexible storage and release of heat energy and electric
energy. The energy consumption module is an enterprise user with multiple energy
demands and high energy consumption;
303) In the energy production module, renewable energy is used to replace fossil energy
to reduce the release of carbon in the formation, and biomass energy is used as
combustion fuel to realize the reuse of carbon in the biological world; The energy
dispatching module and the energy storage module use electricity, heat and hydrogen
carbon-free energy to supply energy for high energy-consuming industries, thus reducing the carbon emission burden of energy-consuming industries; The carbon capture device recovers the carbon generated by the energy production module and the energy consumption module, and seals the stratum in the energy dispatching module;
304) The energy production module includes a new energy power generation hydrogen
production subsystem, a solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem, and a
biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem; The new energy power generation
hydrogen production subsystem uses clean electric energy generated by photovoltaic
fan for hydrogen production equipment by electrolysis of water, and the other part can
be directly output; The solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem gasifies
solid biomass fuel into synthesis gas, and then purifies it into fuel gas, thus realizing
the recycling of carbon dioxide; The biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem
first separates impurities in biogas to obtain fuel gas mainly composed of methane, then
reforms the fuel gas to produce hydrogen, and at the same time, recovers heat in the
combustion process and outputs it;
305) the energy dispatching module integrates and distributes electric energy, heat
energy and hydrogen; Substation integration and distribution of electric energy need to
meet the real-time balance between supply and demand; The heat exchange station
integrates and distributes heat energy, and needs to meet the real-time balance between
supply and demand without considering the heating network pipeline; Hydrogenation
station integrates and distributes hydrogen, which does not need to meet the real-time
balance between supply and demand;
306) The energy storage module includes electric storage equipment and heat storage equipment, and the electric storage equipment/heat storage equipment releases electric energy/heat energy when the electric energy/heat energy generated by the energy production module is less than the electric energy/heat energy required by the energy consumption module; When the electric energy/heat energy generated by the energy production module is greater than the electric energy/heat energy required by the energy consumption module, the electric energy storage equipment/heat storage equipment absorbs the electric energy/heat energy from the substation/heat exchange station;
307) The types of energy used by the energy consumption module are electric energy,
heat energy and hydrogen, all of which are high-quality carbon-free secondary energy,
thus reducing the utilization of traditional high-carbon energy by the energy
consumption side.
4)Further, the mathematical modeling of the energy production module, the energy
dispatching module, the energy storage module and the energy consumption module in
the system comprises the following steps:
401) In the energy production module, three subsystems need to be modeled separately.
The energy power generation hydrogen production subsystem uses clean electric energy
generated by photovoltaic fan, one part of which is used for hydrogen production
equipment by electrolysis of water, and the other part can be directly output. Power
generation, such as hydrogen production rate, is related to the power consumption of
hydrogen production equipment by electrolysis of water, and hydrogen production rate,
such as, hydrogen production rate range constraints, such as:
',PV + ,,WT ,PWE ,C te T (1)
Qt,C,H 2 =m 7 F RPE t(E T zH 2 FVPWE (2)
0 Qt,C,H 2 Qma tET (3)
T is a set of scheduling time periods; ',v and ',WT is the generating power of
P photovoltaic generator set and fan generator set in t time period; t,PWE is the power
consumption of hydrogen production equipment by electrolysis of water in t time period;
tC P is the generation power of the subsystem in t time period; Q, ,c H is the hydrogen
production rate of the subsystem in t time period; V is the molar volume of gas
7 (22.41/mol); F is Faraday efficiency; ZH2 is the number of electrons transferred per
mole of hydrogen generated in the water electrolysis reaction (2 mol e-/mol H 2 ); F is
Faraday constant (96485 C/mol); PWE is the working voltage of hydrogen production
equipment by electrolysis of water; Qc,H2,max is the maximum hydrogen production
rate.
Solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem gasifies solid biomass fuel into
synthesis gas, and then purifies it into fuel gas, so as to recycle carbon dioxide. The
generation power of this subsystem is related to the consumption rate of biomass fuel,
and the generation power is related to the generation power. The climbing power
constraint and biomass energy consumption rate constraint are respectively related to
the sum of power generation and heat generation, such as:
,M = M2 GECU V tET (4)
H = PHCU tET (5) -1,M -- t,M - Emax,CU 6 0I,-P <AP tT (6)
O<! Vm! <V. tE T (7)
CMCo2 -- mI ,m+ HM)At teT (8) In which: IM and Hm is the electric power and thermal power output by the
subsystem in t time period; tm is the consumption rate of biomas solid fuel of the
subsystem in t time period; 7M2G is the conversion efficiency of solid biomass fuel
into fuel gas; qECU is the power generation efficiency of co-generation devices in this
subsystem; qHCU is the thermal efficiency of the co-generation device in the
subsystem; Im is the combustion calorific value of solid biomass fuel (15MJ/KG);
A- ax,Co is the maximum regulate power of the co-generation device in the subsystem;
VTax,m is the maximum consumption rate of solid biomass fuel; At is time period;
CM,Co2 is the total amount of carbon dioxide captured in the scheduling period; ;m is
the carbon dioxide emission coefficient.
Methane reforming hydrogen production subsystem firstly separates impurities from
methane to obtain fuel gas, and then reforms the fuel gas to produce hydrogen, at the
same time, it can recover heat from combustion process and output it. The hydrogen
production rate and output thermal power of the subsystem are as follows, and the
biogas consumption rate constraint is as follows, and the carbon dioxide emission is as
follows:
PH2Qt,G,H2 =H2CH4V,G tE T (9)
Ht'G ?H7CH4 CH4 ,G tE T (10)
0 F,G G,max tE T (11)
CtG,CO 2 =4GHt,G tE T (12)
Where, Qt,G,H2 is the hydrogen production rate of the subsystem in t time period; V,G is the methane consumption rate of the subsystem in t time period; qCH4 is the efficiency of convert biogas into methane; qH 2 is the efficiency of reforming fuel gas to produce hydrogen; pH2 is the hydrogen density at standard temperature and pressure (0.089kg/m3); Ht,G is the thermal power output by the subsystem in t time period; ACH4 is the calorific value of methane combustion (50MJ/KG); Ct,G,cO 2 is the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted during the scheduling period; 4 G is the carbon dioxide emission coefficient; VG,m is that maximum rate of biogas consumption.
402)In the energy dispatching module, it is necessary to model the integration and
distribution of electric energy, heat energy and hydrogen, and also to model the carbon
dioxide captured by the energy production module and the energy consumption module.
Substation integration and distribution of electric energy needs to meet the real-time
balance of supply and demand, and the constraints are as follows:
't,C +£=-- -- + PMe,P,Deh te T (13)
The heat exchange station integrates and distributes heat energy, and needs to meet the
real-time balance between supply and demand without considering the heating network
pipeline. The constraints are as follows:
HtM + Ht,G = H, + HtC -H h te T (14)
The hydrogen refueling station integrates and distributes hydrogen, which does not
need to meet the real-time balance of supply and demand. The constraints are as follows:
S,I = S,+At(Qt,CH 2+Qt,G,H 2 -A t,L,H 2 te T (15)
0 St, H2 Smax,H 2 te T (16)
0 Qt,C,H2 + Qt,G,H2 QH2,max te T (17)
Carbon dioxide sequestration can inject captured carbon dioxide into underground
cities or seabed. The total amount of captured carbon dioxide is as follows:
CCO 2 =(MCCMG,02+(GCCO2 3 L LCO2 (18)
CLC2 4 LC (,L + Ht,L)At teT (19) Where, PL is the power load of the users of the energy consumption module; PCh
and 13,Deh is the charging power and discharging power of the energy storage station;
H,L is the heat load of energy consumption module users; HtCh and Ht,Dch is the
heat storage power and heat release power of the energy storage station; S, is the total
amount of hydrogen remaining in the hydrogen refueling station during t time period;
Q,L,H2 is the amount of hydrogen required by energy consumption module users in t
time period; Smx,H2 is hydrogen capacity of hydrogen station; QH2,ax is the
maximum amount of hydrogen that can be inject into the hydrogen refueling station in
t time period; CC 2 is the total amount of carbon dioxide captured by the industrial
comprehensive energy system; CL,C2 is the carbon dioxide emissions of energy
consumption module users; (M, G, (L is the carbon dioxide capture rate of users of
solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem, biogas reforming hydrogen
production subsystem and energy consumption module; (L is the carbon dioxide
emission coefficient of energy consumption module users.
403) In the energy storage module, electrical storage equipment and thermal storage
equipment need to be modeled, and the modeling methods of the two equipment are
similar. Here, take electrical energy storage equipment as an example.
The charging and discharging states of electric storage equipment cannot be carried out at the same time. The charging and discharging power constraints are shown as follows:
C "VCht 'Ch,t !ChVCh,t
PmhVDch,t PDh,t Dch Deh,t VteT (20)
LVch,t VDch,t 1
The calculation of the charging energy state in each period is shown as follow:
X,,I = (1-o-)X, +(ChCh,t+ Dch,t+1/qDch)AT (t=... T-1) (21)
XO = i"it (22)
CO x t X m(23)
Where Ch,t and Dch,t respectively represent the charging and discharging power of
the electric storage equipment; both VCht andVDcht are 0-1 variables, indicating its
charging and discharging state, VCh,' is 1 indicates that the electric storage equipment
is charged,vDeh,t is 1 indicates that the electric storage equipment is discharged;
indicates the charged energy state in the t-th period; 0' indicates its power loss rate;
17 ch indicates its charging rate; 7Dch indicates its discharge rate; X indicates its init min max power storage equipment capacity; I , , respectively representing the
percentage of the capacity of the initial, minimum and maximum charge energy states.
404) In the energy consumption module, the main work is to predict the electric energy
demand, heat energy demand and hydrogen demand of energy-consuming users, which
is the boundary condition of the model.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
(1) The invention designs a comprehensive energy system with strong universality, and
proposes to classify according to energy production module, energy dispatching module, energy storage module and energy consumption module. The model is aimed at the integrated energy system where the users of high energy-consuming enterprises are located, and has important value for popularization.
(2) The design method of the present invention promotes the transformation of energy
from fossil fuel to renewable energy and clean carbon-free secondary energy, the energy
production module is driven by renewable energy, and the energy dispatching module
and energy storage module take clean carbon-free secondary energy as the hub, which
provides feasible reference for future comprehensive energy system planning, design
and optimal dispatching.
(3) Considering the carbon emissions of each module will help enhance the awareness
of decarbonization and emission reduction of enterprises, and lay a solid foundation for
achieving the goal of double carbon.
In order to explain the embodiment of the present invention or the technical scheme in
the prior art more clearly, the drawings required in the embodiment will be briefly
introduced below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only some
embodiment of the present invention, and for ordinary technicians in the field, other
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Fig. 1 schematic diagram of integrated energy system for realizing carbon cycle;
Fig. 2 working principle of hydrogen production subsystem by new energy power
generation;
Fig. 3 working principle of solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem;
Fig. 4 working principle of biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem;
Fig. 5 is the load diagram of electricity, heat and hydrogen in metallurgical plants and
chemical plants;
Fig. 6 shows the output results of fans and photovoltaic panels in the hydrogen
production subsystem of new energy power generation;
Fig. 7 shows the energy operation scheduling results of the designed integrated energy
system on typical working days.
Various exemplary embodiments of the present invention will now be described in
detail, which should not be regarded as a limitation of the present invention, but rather
as a more detailed description of certain aspects, characteristics and embodiments of
the present invention.
It should be understood that the terms described in the present invention are only for
describing specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. In
addition, as for the numerical range in the present invention, it should be understood
that every intermediate value between the upper limit and the lower limit of the range
is also specifically disclosed. Intermediate values within any stated value or stated range
and every smaller range between any other stated value or intermediate values within
the stated range are also included in the present invention. The upper and lower limits
of these smaller ranges can be independently included or excluded from the range.
Unless otherwise stated, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same
meanings as commonly understood by those of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. Although the present invention only describes preferred methods and materials, any methods and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein may be used in the practice or testing of the present invention. All documents mentioned in this specification are incorporated by reference to disclose and describe methods and/or materials related to the documents. In case of conflict with any incorporated documents, the contents of this specification shall prevail.
Without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention, it is obvious to those skilled
in the art that many modifications and changes can be made to the specific embodiments
of the specification of the invention. Other embodiments derived from the description
of the present invention will be apparent to the skilled person. The specification and
examples of this application are only exemplary.
As used herein, "including", "including", "having", "containing", etc. are all open terms,
which means including but not limited to.
Unless otherwise specified, "parts" mentioned in the present invention are calculated
by mass parts.
The invention will be further described in detail with reference to the drawings and
examples.
(I) The system design method
The comprehensive energy system design that can realize carbon cycle is shown in
Figure 1, and users with high energy consumption choose metallurgical plants and
chemical plants. China's traditional industrial sectors account for about 40% of the total
carbon emissions. Among them, the C02 emissions of metallurgical industry and chemical industry account for 40% and 10% of the total C02 emissions, respectively, which are the main C02 emission industries. Each module will be modeled separately below.
(II) Energy production module modeling
The working principle of hydrogen production subsystem by energy generation is
shown in Figure 2. For the energy power generation hydrogen production subsystem,
part of clean electricity is supplied to the hydrogen production equipment, and the other
part of clean electricity is integrated into the power grid, which can be described as
follow:
'I,PV + ,WT ,PWE P,C teT (1)
Hydrogen production rate is related to the power consumption of hydrogen production
equipment by electrolysis of water, which can be described as follow:
QtC,H2 Vm 7F ,PWE tE T (2) ZH 2 FVPWE
Hydrogen production rate range constraint can be described as follow:
0 Q,C,H2 C,H2,ma teT (3)
Where: T is the set of dispatch time period; P,, with 1,,WT is the power of
photovoltaic generator set and wind turbine generator set in t time period; 1,,PWE isthe
power consumption of electrolytic water hydrogen production equipment in t time
period; P c is the generation power of the subsystem in t time period; Q,C,H2 is the
hydrogen production rate of the subsystem in t time period; Vm is the molar volume
77 of gas (22.4 L/mol); F is Faraday efficiency. ZH 2 is the number of electrons
transferred per mole of hydrogen generated in the electrolytic water reaction(2 mol e-/ mol H 2 ); F is Faraday constant (96485 C/mol); VWE is the working voltage of hydrogen production equipment by electrolysis of water; QC,H2,max is the maximum hydrogen production rate.
The working principle of the solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem is
shown in fig. 3, which gasifies solid biomass fuel into syngas and then purifies it into
fuel gas, thus realizing the recycling of carbon dioxide. The generation power of this
subsystem is related to the consumption rate of biomass fuel, and the generation power
is related to the generation power, which are shown as follow:
lm - 7M2GECU4 ,M te T (4)
H - 7HCU ,M te T (5)
The climbing power constraint and biomass energy consumption rate constraint are
shown as follow:
Ift' -P CAP te T (6)
0 Fm V~xm te T (7)
The quality of C02 captured by the Solid biomass gasification power generation
subsystem is related to total output energy, as shown below:
CMC02 = (t,+HM)At (8)
In which: 'tm and Htm is the electric power and thermal power output by the
subsystem in t time period; K is the consumption rate of biomass solid fuel of the
subsystem in t time period; qM2G is the conversion efficiency of solid biomass fuel
into fuel gas; qECU is the power generation efficiency of co-generation devices in this
subsystem; qHCU is the thermal efficiency of the co-generation device in the subsystem; A,,, is the combustion calorific value of solid biomass fuel (15MJ/kg);
A-Jax,Co is the maximum regulate power of the co-generation device in the subsystem;
Vax,m is the maximum consumption rate of solid biomass fuel; At is time period;
CM,CO2 is the total amount of carbon dioxide captured in the scheduling period; ;m is
the carbon dioxide emission coefficient.
The working principle of biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem is shown in
fig. 4. firstly, impurities in biogas are separated to obtain fuel gas mainly composed of
methane, and then the fuel gas is reformed to produce hydrogen, and at the same time,
the heat in the combustion process can be recovered and output. The hydrogen
production rate and output thermal power of the subsystem are as follows:
PH2Qt,G,H2 =H2CH4V,G tE T (9)
Ht'G 7 7 H CH4 CH4 r,G tE T (10)
The biogas consumption rate constraint is as follows:
0 JFt,G VG,max ET (11)
The carbon dioxide emission is as follows:
CtG,C2 =4GHt,G tE T (12)
Where, Qt,G,H2 is the hydrogen production rate of the subsystem in t time period; V,G
is the methane consumption rate of the subsystem in t time period; qCH4 is the
efficiency of convert biogas into methane; qH2 is the efficiency of reforming fuel gas
to produce hydrogen; pH 2 is the hydrogen density at standard temperature and
pressure (0.089kg/m 3); Ht,G is the thermal power output by the subsystem in t time
period; ACH4 is the calorific value of methane combustion (50MJ/KG); Ct,G,C0 2 is the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted during the scheduling period;G is the carbon dioxide emission coefficient; VG,m is that maximum rate of biogas consumption.
(III) Modeling of Energy Dispatching Module
In the energy dispatching module, it is necessary to model the integration and
distribution of electric energy, heat energy and hydrogen, and also to model the carbon
dioxide captured by the energy production module and the energy consumption module.
Substation integration and distribution of electric energy needs to meet the real-time
balance of supply and demand, and the constraints are as follows:
=P,C+P -- ±P, ±P+ eC -P,Dch +g teT (13)
The heat exchange station integrates and distributes heat energy, and needs to meet the
real-time balance between supply and demand without considering the heating network
pipeline. The constraints are as follows:
HI,M+Ht,G =H, +H, +H,,h -H,Dch teET (14)
The hydrogen refueling station integrates and distributes hydrogen, which does not
need to meet the real-time balance of supply and demand. The constraints are as follows:
S,, = S,+At(QtCH 2 +Q,H2 ) - At(QLCH 2+Q,LM,H2 ) tE T (15) O<'S1,<"S~x 0 r S,H2- smax,H2 tET (16)
0 Qt,C,H2 + Q,G,H2 H2, T (17)
Carbon dioxide sequestration can inject captured carbon dioxide into underground
cities or seabed. The total amount of captured carbon dioxide is as follows:
CC0 2 -- MCM,CO2+ 3 GC,G,CO2+LM CLMC02+LC CLCCO2 (18)
CLC,CO2 - 4 LCZ (,LC + HLc)At tcT (19)
CLMCO2 = 4 LM (,LM + HLM)At tcT (20)
Where, '" and '''' is the electricity load of chemical plants and metallurgical
P P plants; iCh and t,Dch is the charging power and discharging power of the energy
H H storage station; ',LC and ',LM is the heat load of chemical plants and metallurgical
H H plants; t,Ch and t,Dch is the heat storage power and heat release power of the
energy storage station; Sr is the total amount of hydrogen remaining in the hydrogen
refueling station during t time period; QLC,H2 andtQ,LM,H2 is the amount of hydrogen
SH 2 required by chemical plants and metallurgical plants in t time period; max,H2 is
hydrogen capacity of hydrogen station; H2,max is the maximum amount of hydrogen
that can be inject into the hydrogen refueling station in t time period; CC02 is the total
amount of carbon dioxide captured by the industrial comprehensive energy system; C C LM,CO2 and LC,CO2 is the carbon dioxide emissions of chemical and metallurgical
factories; 5M , 'G LC , 3 LM is the carbon dioxide capture rate of solid biomass
gasification power generation subsystem, biogas reforming hydrogen production
subsystem, chemical plant and metallurgical plant; LC and LM is the carbon dioxide
emission coefficient of chemical plants and metallurgical plants.
(IV) Modeling of Energy Storage Module
In the energy storage module, electrical storage equipment and thermal storage
equipment need to be modeled, and the modeling methods of the two equipment are
similar, here, take electrical energy storage equipment as an example.
The charging and discharging states of electric storage equipment cannot be carried out
at the same time, and the charging and discharging power constraints are shown as follow:
Ch vCh~t P h VCh,t
D h Deh,t Deh,t- Dch Deh,t ET
Vch,t + VDch,tr1 (21)
The calculation of the charging energy state in each period, the charging energy state
constraints in the initial period and other remaining periods are shown as follow:
X,,=(1-o-)X,+(ChCh,t+l- Dch,t+1/qDch)AT (t=... T-1) (22)
XO = co'"'', (23)
Wq % X, <( (24)
Where, Ch,t and Dch,t respectively represent the charging and discharging power of
the electric storage equipment; both VCht and VDch,t are 0-1 variables, indicating its
charging and discharging state, VCht is 1 indicates that the electric storage equipment
is charged,vDCh,t is 1 indicates that the electric storage equipment is discharged;
indicates the charged energy state in the t-th period; 1 indicates its power loss rate;
qCh indicates its charging rate; 17 Dch indicates its discharge rate; X indicates its init min max power storage equipment capacity; 9 , , respectively representing the
percentage of the capacity of the initial, minimum and maximum charge energy states.
(V) Energy consumption module
In the energy consumption module, the main work is to predict the electric energy
demand, heat energy demand and hydrogen demand of energy-consuming users, which
is the boundary condition of the model. Figure 5 shows the predicted electricity, heat
and hydrogen demand of metallurgical and chemical plants, with the same heat load
and electricity load, but different hydrogen load.
(VI) Run target
The integrated energy system designed for simulation verification takes the lowest
operating cost of the integrated energy system as the objective function, which is
expressed as:
min F=F,+F,+F, (25)
F Among them, P is the energy purchase cost of purchasing solid biomass fuel and
biogas for industrial integrated energy system, expressed as:
F=oM ,M + wG VG (26) teT te T
Among them, F, is the operation and maintenance cost of each energy production
subsystem and energy storage station in the industrial integrated energy system,
expressed as:
Fm ,=PcI QC,H2 +C2 I C +PM ,M +PG Qt,G,H2 teT teT teT tr (27) +pS,E ,Ch ,Dch S,H (HtCh + Ht,Dch reT reT
Where, FC is the cost of capturing and sealing carbon dioxide in the industrial
comprehensive energy system, expressed as:
Fc =o-CC 0 2 (28)
Where, 9m and WG is the unit cost of purchasing solid biomass fuel and biogas;
Pci and PC2 is the unit operation and maintenance cost of hydrogen production
subsystem by new energy power generation; PM and PG is the unit operation and
maintenance cost of solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem and biogas
reforming hydrogen production subsystem; PS,E andPS,H is the unit operation and
maintenance cost of electricity storage and heat storage in the energy storage station; is the unit cost for carbon dioxide capture and storage.
(VII) Simulation analysis
The parameters of integrated energy system for realizing carbon cycle are shown in
Table 1. The calculation factors of carbon emissions in chemical plants and
metallurgical plants are 0.5 and 0.6 respectively. The installed capacity of wind turbine
and photovoltaic turbine is 8MW. Total capacity of electric energy storage and thermal
energy storage is 5MW.
Table 1 Comprehensive energy system parameters for realizing carbon cycle
Parameter Value Parameter Value Parameter Value F 0.9 QC,H 2 ,lax 3500 Nm3 /h 5M 0.9 qM 2 G 0.9 Aa,CU 0.5 MW (G 0.9 7ECU 0.5 KI .x,M 4000 kg/h SLM 0.7 77HCU 0.46 CM 0.46 MW/t SLC 0.5 R 0.6 CG 0.16 MW/t Pci 0.2 V/Nm3 qCH 4 0.7 Gma 1000 kg/h PC2 150 Y/MWh 2 0.5 Smnax,H2 80000 Nm 3 PM 150 Y/MWh 20000 H2 QH 2 ,max Nm 3 /h PG 0.3 V/Nm 3
qH 0.8 07 100 4½ PS,E PS,H 50 Y/MWh
In the simulation results, the total operating cost of the industrial integrated energy
system is 97.279 million yuan, of which the energy purchase cost accounts for 8.4%,
the operation and maintenance cost accounts for 79.4%, and the carbon dioxide capture
cost accounts for 12.2%. The results show that the carbon neutral oriented system needs
to spend a lot of money to maintain the system. In addition, the input energy is
renewable energy, which minimizes the proportion of energy purchase cost. Although
the system uses solid biomass energy and biogas to realize carbon recycling, the energy
system needs to minimize the emission of carbon dioxide to the environment, so it is of great significance and value to use carbon capture devices in addition.
The actual power generation of wind turbine and photovoltaic generator is 186.5 MWh,
of which 90.6 MWh is delivered to substation, and the remaining 95.8 MWh is used for
hydrogen production by electrolysis of water. It can be seen from fig. 6 that there is an
obvious phenomenon of abandoning wind and light in the 10th and 11th time periods.
The main reason for this situation is that the maintenance cost of wind turbine and
photovoltaic turbine is high, and the solid biomass gasification power generation
subsystem and biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem in these two periods
have already met the factory load requirements.
Figure 7 shows the supply and demand of electricity, heat and hydrogen, reflecting the
operation of each subsystem in the industrial integrated energy system. It is worth
noting that the working state of the storage station has nothing to do with time. In this
model, the storage station does not need to return to its initial charging state at the end
of the day. Therefore, the energy storage station can fully and flexibly adjust the
relationship between supply and demand. In addition, it can be seen from figure (c) that
the supply and demand of hydrogen has never been balanced in real time. Because the
heat energy and electric energy generated by the energy production module have a great
correlation with the amount of hydrogen generated. In other words, the supply amounts
of electricity, heat and hydrogen are coupled in each time period. However, there is no
relationship among heating load, electricity load and hydrogen load in chemical and
metallurgical plants. Therefore, the gap between energy production and consumption is
made up by hydrogen refueling stations.
According to the invention, an industrial comprehensive energy system is established
for industries with high energy consumption to promote carbon neutralization.
Especially, the energy production subsystem using wind energy, solar energy, solid
biomass energy and biogas is described by detailed mathematical formulas. A
scheduling model for optimizing the integration and distribution of electricity, heat and
hydrogen is proposed and verified by simulation. The results show two main
conclusions. First of all, the optimal results show that the carbon neutral oriented system
needs a large proportion of funds for maintenance costs. Second, energy storage stations
and hydrogen refueling stations play a vital role in adjusting the matching between
supply and demand.
Claims (1)
- THE CLAIMS DEFINING THE INVENTION ARE AS FOLLOWS:1. A method for designing and modeling an integrated energy system for realizingcarbon cycle, characterized by comprising the following parts:1) Design and implement a comprehensive energy system of carbon cycle, which issuitable for industries with multiple energy demands and high energy consumption;2) According to the designed system, mathematical modeling is carried out from energyproduction module, energy dispatching module, energy storage module and energyconsumption module.2. The method for designing and modeling an integrated energy system for realizingcarbon cycle according to claim 1, which is characterized in that the design of theintegrated energy system for realizing carbon cycle:201) An integrated energy system for realizing carbon cycle includes an energyproduction module, an energy dispatching module, an energy storage module and anenergy consumption module;202) The energy production module includes a new energy power generation hydrogenproduction subsystem, a solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem, and abiogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem; The energy dispatching moduleincludes the integration and distribution of electric energy, heat energy and hydrogen,and also includes injecting the trapped carbon dioxide into the stratum for sealing; Theenergy storage module contains flexible storage and release of heat energy and electricenergy; The energy consumption module is an enterprise user with multiple energydemands and high energy consumption;203) In the energy production module, renewable energy is used to replace fossil energyto reduce the release of carbon in the formation, and biomass energy is used ascombustion fuel to realize the reuse of carbon in the biological world; The energydispatching module and the energy storage module use electricity, heat and hydrogencarbon-free energy to supply energy for high energy-consuming industries, thusreducing the carbon emission burden of energy-consuming industries; The carboncapture device recovers the carbon generated by the energy production module and theenergy consumption module, and seals the stratum in the energy dispatching module;204) The energy production module includes a new energy power generation hydrogenproduction subsystem, a solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem, and abiogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem; The new energy power generationhydrogen production subsystem uses clean electric energy generated by photovoltaicfan for hydrogen production equipment by electrolysis of water, and the other part canbe directly output; The solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem gasifiessolid biomass fuel into synthesis gas, and then purifies it into fuel gas, thus realizingthe recycling of carbon dioxide; The biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystemfirst separates impurities in biogas to obtain fuel gas mainly composed of methane, thenreforms the fuel gas to produce hydrogen, and at the same time, recovers heat in thecombustion process and outputs it;205) The energy dispatching module integrates and distributes electric energy, heatenergy and hydrogen; Substation integration and distribution of electric energy need tomeet the real-time balance between supply and demand; The heat exchange station integrates and distributes heat energy, and needs to meet the real-time balance between supply and demand without considering the heating network pipeline; Hydrogenation station integrates and distributes hydrogen, which does not need to meet the real-time balance between supply and demand;206) The energy storage module includes electric storage equipment and heat storageequipment, and the electric storage equipment/heat storage equipment releases electricenergy/heat energy when the electric energy/heat energy generated by the energyproduction module is less than the electric energy/heat energy required by the energyconsumption module; When the electric energy/heat energy generated by the energyproduction module is greater than the electric energy/heat energy required by the energyconsumption module, the electric energy storage equipment/heat storage equipmentabsorbs the electric energy/heat energy from the substation/heat exchange station;207) The types of energy used by the energy consumption module are electric energy,heat energy and hydrogen, all of which are high-quality carbon-free secondary energy,thus reducing the utilization of traditional high-carbon energy by the energyconsumption side.3. The method for designing and modeling an integrated energy system for realizingcarbon cycle according to claim 1, characterized that building mathematical module ofan energy production module, an energy dispatching module, an energy storage moduleand an energy consumption module comprises the following steps:301) In the energy production module, three subsystems need to be modeled separately.For the energy power generation hydrogen production subsystem, part of clean electricity is supplied to the hydrogen production equipment, and the other part of clean electricity is integrated into the power grid, which can be described as follow:PI,PV P,WT,rPWE ,C tT(1Hydrogen production rate is related to the power consumption of hydrogen productionequipment by electrolysis of water, which can be described as follow:QC,H 2 =m 17F <PWE t(E T (2) ZH 2 FVPWEHydrogen production rate range constraint can be described as follow:0< Qt,C,H2 ,H2,lax te T (3)Where: T is the set of dispatch time period; Pp with 1,,WT is the power ofphotovoltaic generator set and wind turbine generator set in t time period; 1tPWE isthepower consumption of electrolytic water hydrogen production equipment in t timeperiod; P, eis the generation power of the subsystem in t time period; Qt,C,H2 is thehydrogen production rate of the subsystem in t time period; Vm is the molar volume77 of gas (22.4 L/mol); F is Faraday efficiency. ZH 2 is the number of electronstransferred per mole of hydrogen generated in the electrolytic water reaction(2 mol e-/mol H 2 ); F is Faraday constant (96485 C/mol); VPWE is the working voltage ofhydrogen production equipment by electrolysis of water; QC,H2,max is the maximumhydrogen production rate.Solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem gasifies solid biomass fuel intosynthesis gas, and then purifies it into fuel gas, so as to recycle carbon dioxide. Thegeneration power of this subsystem is related to the consumption rate of biomass fuel,and the generation power is related to the generation power, which are shown as follow: tm - 7M2GECU4 ,M te T (4)H, - HCu ,M te T (5)The climbing power constraint and biomass energy consumption rate constraint areshown as follow:m P-mx,cU teT (6)0J <m' .,m te T (7)The quality of C02 captured by the Solid biomass gasification power generationsubsystem is related to total output energy, as shown below:CM'Co 2 - mI ,m+ Hm)At (8) teTIn which: and Hm is the electric power and thermal power output by thesubsystem in t time period; tm is the consumption rate of biomass solid fuel of thesubsystem in t time period; qM2G is the conversion efficiency of solid biomass fuelinto fuel gas; qECU is the power generation efficiency of co-generation devices in thissubsystem; qHCU is the thermal efficiency of the co-generation device in thesubsystem; 1M is the combustion calorific value of solid biomass fuel (15MJ/KG);A-,,cU is the maximum regulate power of the co-generation device in the subsystem;F,.axm is the maximum consumption rate of solid biomass fuel; At is time period;CMC02 is the total amount of carbon dioxide captured in the scheduling period; ;m isthe carbon dioxide emission coefficient.Methane reforming hydrogen production subsystem firstly separates impurities frommethane to obtain fuel gas, and then reforms the fuel gas to produce hydrogen, at thesame time, it can recover heat from combustion process and output it. The hydrogen production rate and output thermal power of the subsystem are as follows:PH2Qt,G,H2 =H2CH4V,G tE T (9)Ht'G 7 7 H CH4 CH4 r,G tE T (10)The biogas consumption rate constraint is as follows:0 JFt,G G aVG,, ET (11)The carbon dioxide emission is as follows:CtG,C2 =4GHt,G tE T (12)Where, Qt,G,H2 is the hydrogen production rate of the subsystem in t time period; V,Gis the methane consumption rate of the subsystem in t time period; 7CH4 is theefficiency of convert biogas into methane; qH2 is the efficiency of reforming fuel gasto produce hydrogen; pH 2 is the hydrogen density at standard temperature andpressure (0.089kg/m 3); Ht,G is the thermal power output by the subsystem in t time period; ACH4 is the calorific value of methanecombustion (50MJ/KG); Ct,G,C02 is the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted duringthe scheduling period; (G is the carbon dioxide emission coefficient; VG,m is thatmaximum rate of biogas consumption.302) In the energy dispatching module, it is necessary to model the integration anddistribution of electric energy, heat energy and hydrogen, and also to model the carbondioxide captured by the energy production module and the energy consumption module.Substation integration and distribution of electric energy needs to meet the real-timebalance of supply and demand, and the constraints are as follows:'t,C + =P ±P + e, --P,Deh te T (13)The heat exchange station integrates and distributes heat energy, and needs to meet thereal-time balance between supply and demand without considering the heating networkpipeline. The constraints are as follows:HIM + Ht,G = H, + HI, e - Ht,Dh te T (14)The hydrogen refueling station integrates and distributes hydrogen, which does notneed to meet the real-time balance of supply and demand. The constraints are as follows:S,I = S,+At(Qt,C,H 2 +Qt,G,H 2 -A t,L,H 2 te T (15)0 StH 2 Smax,H 2 te T (16)0O Qt,C,H2 + Qt,G,H2 QH2,ma te T (17)Carbon dioxide sequestration can inject captured carbon dioxide into undergroundcities or seabed. The total amount of captured carbon dioxide is as follows:CCO 2 =(MCCMG,02+(GCCO2 3 L LCO2 (18)CLC2 4 LC (,L + Ht,L)At teT (19) Where, PL is the power load of the users of the energy consumption module; PChand 13,Deh is the charging power and discharging power of the energy storage station;H,L is the heat load of energy consumption module users; HtCh and Ht,Dch is theheat storage power and heat release power of the energy storage station; S, is the totalamount of hydrogen remaining in the hydrogen refueling station during t time period;Q,L,H2 is the amount of hydrogen required by energy consumption module users in ttime period; Smx,H2 is hydrogen capacity of hydrogen station; QH2,max is themaximum amount of hydrogen that can be inject into the hydrogen refueling station int time period; CCo 2 is the total amount of carbon dioxide captured by the industrial comprehensive energy system; CL,C02 is the carbon dioxide emissions of energy consumption module users; (M G, (L is the carbon dioxide capture rate of users of solid biomass gasification power generation subsystem, biogas reforming hydrogen production subsystem and energy consumption module; (L is the carbon dioxide emission coefficient of energy consumption module users.303) In the energy storage module, electrical storage equipment and thermal storageequipment need to be modeled, and the modeling methods of the two equipment aresimilar. Here, take electrical energy storage equipment as an example.The charging and discharging states of electric storage equipment cannot be carried outat the same time. The charging and discharging power constraints are shown as follows:PCh vCh,t Ch,t- Ch Ch,tDhVDeh,t Deh,t- Dch Deh,t tE T (20)LVch,t VDch,t 1The calculation of the charging energy state in each period are shown as follow:X,,1 = (1-o-)X, +±(ChCh,t+l D (t=0... T-1) /h,t+1qDeh)AT (21)XO = wi""z (22)ct)' ! x t! X,(23)Where, Ch' and Deh,t respectively represent the charging and discharging power ofthe electric storage equipment; both VCht and vDcht are 0-1 variables, indicating itscharging and discharging state, VCht is 1 indicates that the electric storage equipmentis charged, VDh,t is 1 indicates that the electric storage equipmentis discharged; X X indicates the charged energy state in the t-th period; 07 indicatesits power loss rate; 7Ch indicates its charging rate; 7 Dch indicates its discharge rate; int min max Z indicates its power storage equipment capacity; ) , ) , O respectively representing the percentage of the capacity of the initial, minimum and maximum charge energy states.304) In the energy consumption module, the main work is to predict the electric energydemand, heat energy demand and hydrogen demand of energy consuming users, whichis the boundary condition of the model.
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